Manuals and toolkits: Save the Children Evaluation Handbook

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Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is a key part of realising Save the Children’s theory of change and the common values and strategies inherent in the child rights programming (CRP) framework. The principles, rights and obligations set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
1989 (UNCRC)1 provides a fundamental framework for the work we carry out with children and young people around the world. All of Save the Children’s programme and advocacy work should aim to address violations of children’s rights and gaps in service provision, as well as supporting children as
rights-holders and helping states, as duty-bearers, to meet their obligations. Our vision, mission, values, and theory of change reinforce this. It is vital that we clearly articulate, demonstrate, and document the outcomes of our work for girls and boys and their carers.