Developing a WASH Peacebuilding Results Framework – What to measure
If the WASH intervention being developed aims to build and sustain peace, the conflict-sensitive approach to the M&E framework outlined in the previous section will be the first and foundational step in creating overall peacebuilding results framework
Purpose
If the WASH intervention being developed aims to build and sustain peace, the conflict-sensitive approach to the M&E framework outlined in the previous section will be the first and foundational step in creating your overall peacebuilding results framework. The steps to develop a WASH for Peace theory are described in Section 3 of the Conflict Sensitivity and Peacebuilding Programming Guide. The next step in the results based programming cycle is to build a results framework to make it clear what contribution to peace the WASH intervention will deliver, how the programme intends to do so, and how the programme will measure the results. A detailed overview of the development of a results framework is not given here, as the steps will mirror those of any programme.
Instead this section focuses on illustrating WASH-relevant entry points. The conflict and peace analysis of the intervention context forms the basis for the theory of change, and this in turn informs the results framework - the process is shown below with WASH-relevant inputs:
WASH for Peace Results Framework Development process
