Aid Security Information (ASI): Incident Data Sharing and Analysis Project Evaluation
Bodhi conducted a final evaluation of Insecurity Insight's 'Aid Agency Information (ASI): Incident Data Sharing and Analysis' programme. This initiative, developed as part of the Humanitarian to Humanitarian (H2H) Network and supported technically by Save the Children, aimed to enhance risk awareness and management practices among aid organisations through collaborative information sharing and security risk analysis in implementation countries. Our evaluation assessed the programme's overall performance, focusing on its value proposition, problem addressed, and the relevance, effectiveness, and efficiency of proposed solutions. We also examined the programme's impact and sustainability. The evaluation process involved analysing how the project facilitated knowledge sharing and risk management practices among diverse humanitarian organisations. Key aspects of our evaluation included assessing the programme's alignment with H2H Network objectives, evaluating the effectiveness of the security risk analysis methodology, examining the collaborative information-sharing mechanisms, and analysing the programme's impact on participating organisations' risk management practices. The evaluation documented lessons learnt from the project and developed recommendations for future programming. This comprehensive assessment aimed to provide Insecurity Insight and the broader H2H Network with insights to enhance future initiatives focused on improving security and risk management in humanitarian operations.
