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1 From: Supporting Statebuilding in Situations of Conflict and Fragility Policy Guidance Access the complete publication at: Choosing tools for analysis and monitoring Please cite this chapter as: OECD (2011), Choosing tools for analysis and monitoring, in Supporting Statebuilding in Situations of Conflict and Fragility: Policy Guidance, OECD Publishing.
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3 PART II. 3. CHOOSING TOOLS FOR 75 Chapter 3 Choosing tools for analysis and monitoring This chapter provides an overview of existing tools available to analyse context and invites development partners to (i) make use of a range of analytical tools to understand the context for statebuilding and (ii) understand and monitor external impact on statebuilding and measure progress.
4 76 PART II. 3. CHOOSING TOOLS FOR 1. Make use of a range of analytical tools to understand the context for statebuilding There is a wide range of analytical tools available to support development partner efforts to better understand political context and process, and the factors that help explain state fragility, the potential to support statebuilding and the causes of violent conflict or events that could trigger it. Box 3.1 provides some examples. Box 3.1. Tools to analyse context Political economy analysis Political economy approaches focus on the distribution of power and resources in different contexts, with a particular emphasis on informal and formal structures and processes, and the interests, incentives and institutions that support or undermine change. A recent DFID (Department for International Development) How-To Note sets out a range of approaches, including sector-level analysis, that can help explain why reforms in particular sectors (education, health, roads) may have stalled and how development partners might best facilitate change (DFID, 2009). The Dutch Strategic Governance and Corruption Analysis (SGACA) has been specifically adapted for use in fragile states. Problem-driven governance and political economy analysis This approach, developed by the World Bank, places the focus on particular challenges or opportunities. A problem-focused approach involves working at three layers: (i) identifying the problem, opportunity or specific vulnerability; (ii) mapping the institutional and governance arrangements, including weaknesses; and (iii) drilling down to the political economy drivers to identify obstacles and opportunities for change. This can be applied at country, sector or project level (Fritz, Kaiser and Levy, 2009). Statebuilding impact assessment This tool can be used to systematically assess the potential impacts of development partner action on political processes, state-society relations, state legitimacy and social expectations, and the capacity of the state to perform core functions. A template for undertaking an impact assessment can be found in Do No Harm: International Support to Statebuilding (OECD, 2010a). Risk assessments Risk assessments and analysis enable development partners to uncover the specific risks associated with external support to statebuilding efforts, including political, financial and implementation risks, and to identify how they might impact on each other, and how they are likely to be influenced by different transition contexts. Development partners can then assess the political implications of taking on risks along with specific implications for inaction, and make decisions accordingly on the risks they are able and/or willing to take on. Stakeholder mapping A number of tools have been developed to map relevant actors in fragile and post-conflict contexts. Some of these focus on three core types of actors (reformers, preservers and spoilers) that need to be considered at three levels of statesociety relations (diaspora, national and sub-national) (Debiel and Terlinden, 2005). This includes state and non-state stakeholders, across formal and informal spheres of political and economic engagement. It also includes both elites and civil society actors. Conflict audits An audit approach involves establishing an audit team comprised of representatives from the development partner agency and international and national consultants, to review relevant conflict and political risks. The aim is to produce analyses and country plans, and to prepare a short report that identifies good conflict-sensitive practices and suggests where practices could be improved (DFID, 2010b).
5 PART II. 3. CHOOSING TOOLS FOR 77 There are large areas of overlap between political economy analysis aimed at understanding the factors driving or inhibiting statebuilding, and analysis aimed at understanding the causes of violent conflict and prospects for peacebuilding but they have different objectives. The first is particularly valuable in explaining the underlying causes of state fragility; the second provides insights into changes that can destabilise an existing social contract, or trigger or exacerbate violent conflict. In practice, statebuilding and peacebuilding objectives often have to be pursued in parallel, and trade-offs between them reconciled (Chapter 1, p. 47). The Peace and Development Analysis Process has been developed with this in mind (Box 3.2). Box 3.2. Beyond stand-alone conflict analysis: Peace and development analysis process in Indonesia While the levels of violence in Indonesia have been dramatically reduced since 2004, several parts of Indonesia are currently in a state of fragile peace. Many of the roots of conflict are still untouched, and while decentralisation and democratisation have provided opportunities for improving accountability and the delivery of services at the local level, they have also created an environment of flux where groups battle for power and resources in a climate of contested and changing rules. In response to the above challenges, UNDP initiated the Peace and Development Analysis Process (PDA) in partnership with the National Planning Board (Bappenas), the Conflict Studies Centre of the University of Gadja Mada, regional governments and other civil society organisations. The process was aimed at creating safe spaces for dialogue where all relevant, local stakeholders would arrive at a consensus on how to tackle key obstacles to peace and create strategic alliances to work together for the establishment of sustainable peace. The initial proposal was to undertake a conflict analysis exercise to support the design of UNDP s (and other development partners ) responses in three regions affected by conflict. However, a traditional approach to conflict analysis proved inadequate for capturing the complexities of post-conflict dynamics in Indonesia. Thus, consultations with the many stakeholders and an assessment in all three regions led to a radical shift in approach: (i) from a conflict to a peace focus; (ii) from a project to a process focus; and (iii) towards creating mechanisms for peace and development dialogue as an outcome. The PDA is thus an approach that supports dialogue and reconciliation in development planning and programming, aimed not only at formulating a developmental response to post-conflict contexts, but also at addressing the causes of violence and build sustainable peace. Other elements to bear in mind in using analytical tools include the following. First, do not focus on assessing problems only but look also at possible drivers of stability and peace. Often, analytical frameworks focus only on problems and assume that by addressing these, capable, accountable, responsive and peaceful states will emerge. However, both statebuilding and peacebuilding experience suggests that analysing current strengths and opportunities can help identify potential solutions and ways forward. These may include, inter alia, untapped economic potential, elite fractions that have been sidelined politically, aspects of the national culture, the possibility that significant numbers of educated people might return from the diaspora, and the capacity of women and youth to support effective and sustainable peace. Second, identify and understand institutional strengths that can help in defining and supporting strategies. Even in the most fragile contexts, functioning institutions and
6 78 PART II. 3. CHOOSING TOOLS FOR capacity exist. This is not to say that weaknesses and gaps should be ignored, but rather that a balance between the two is required and looking at strengths is much more empowering than a focus solely on gaps. An example of taking into account existing strengths and capacities was in the development of the Liberian National Capacity Development Strategy, undertaken at the urging of President Sirleaf. The Ministry of Planning and Economic Affairs did considerable diagnostic work, focusing on capacity needs, assets and gaps. The 2006 National Human Development Report for Liberia was both a major analytical input to and an advocate for the strategy (Torori and Reinarz, 2009). Third, develop a culture of analysis within and across the various parts of development partner organisations and governments. Lessons and experiences derived from the development of assessment tools and their implementation suggest that maximising their impact requires a shift from seeing such tools as the driving force in context analysis to building a culture of analysis among and across external actors. This can be done through recruitment and training and by cultivating multiple sources of information and analysis locally and internationally. Development partner staff should be encouraged to think politically so that strategies, programmes and day-to-day implementation are regularly informed by contextual information. Assessment tools provide valuable frameworks to guide analysis, and need to be embedded in a wider set of organisational principles and norms about learning and integrating knowledge into practice (Box 3.3). Box 3.3. Core principles for analysing context Encourage development partner staff to think politically hold political analysis team meetings and encourage staff to develop country-specific knowledge as part of their work programme. Ensure that analysis has clear operational applicability, including helping to answer defined policy questions, or to formulate questions that require additional investigation. Undertake regular analysis requiring tools that are quick and can easily be used again at regular intervals, so that changes and patterns over time can be better understood. Analyse your own organisation s actions, motivations and incentives alongside the contexts in which they operate. Involve multidisciplinary teams, so that analysis includes political, economic, cultural and social dimensions. Involve local expertise such as local consultants and researchers to help inform analysis and understanding of context. Be aware, however, that in some contexts local expertise may not be available, while local actors may not be able to act as neutral analysts. This needs to be carefully considered when putting together assessment teams on politically sensitive issues. Fourth, develop systematic approaches to moving from analysis to strategy and programming priorities. Recent evaluations suggest that despite a strong drive to understand context there has been less systematic attention given to how assessments feed into planning cycles. Ensuring a stronger link between analysis and planning requires that the following take place (IPI, 2009): Pay attention to the timing of different parts of this process, and allow for iterations if the context is fluid and uncertain.
7 PART II. 3. CHOOSING TOOLS FOR 79 Establish and apply consistent and clear protocols for systematically feeding the results of an assessment into planning or programming. Identify opportunities for monitoring and evaluation that are likely to generate evidence or knowledge that inform national processes and political negotiations, or to help capitalise upon economic opportunities. Ensure that all parties to these processes are clear about the end-uses and -users of assessments and the way information needs to be presented so as to be readily fed into strategy and planning processes. 2. Understand and monitor external impact on statebuilding, and measure progress Establishing baselines against which progress can be measured is likely to be imperfect at the outset of any statebuilding or peacebuilding effort. Refinement of goals and establishing the basis for measuring and assessing progress is essential for the accountability of development partner governments toward their political masters and their own parliaments and legislatures. At the same time, defining goals, setting timelines, and establishing performance benchmarks involve political commitments by development partner governments and their partners, as well as by the key political actors within fragile and conflict-affected states. In such a fluid context, the following considerations are pertinent. First, keep in mind that statebuilding is not a linear process. In a complex and fluid situation it is important to understand change dynamics and how different actors and interventions interact and influence others. Second, monitor and evaluate the impact of all activities on statebuilding from the beginning and keep adjusting activities as necessary. Establish an environment that is conducive to learning and to the application of knowledge. Monitoring and evaluation should be a real-time activity that contributes to continuous learning and adjustments to strategy and implementation. Tools for effective monitoring and evaluation of interventions, to assess their impact on statebuilding, need to be developed at the analysis stage; these monitoring and evaluation tools should include the collection and analysis of sex-disaggregated and gender-sensitive data (Accra Agenda for Action, 23a) and indicators addressing gender equality and women s empowerment. These should then inform all aspects of analysis, planning and action. Third, measure and assess progress in terms of statebuilding outcomes over the medium to longer term. Despite the number of tools available, there is no one model for monitoring progress in statebuilding instead, approaches need to be developed, based on analysis, that are appropriate to context. These should include: (i) measures of how sectoral programmes advance statebuilding objectives; (ii) measures of transition from fragility to resilience, and/or violent conflict to positive peace; and (iii) indicators relating to the three dimensions of the statebuilding process. As well as linking indicators of progress to country contexts, monitoring and evaluation indicators need to account for the long time frames involved in any fragile or conflictaffected setting and should, where possible, seek to evaluate statebuilding outcomes rather than focus narrowly on activities. Findings from monitoring and evaluation processes should feed back into analysis, so that lessons are systematically included into analysis, planning and action.
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