Resources

An international collaboration to improve evaluation practice and theory by sharing and generating information about options (methods or processes) and approaches.

This document provides a detailed and practical guide to selecting indicators to measure progress on CVE outcomes. It is the basis for the indicators used in the Program and indicator finder.

This work was funded by the Department of Home Affairs, Canberra. This manual provides an overview of the various methods that can be used to analyse different types of data collected to evaluate initiatives aimed [...]

These common CVE evaluation terms are drawn from the National Evaluation Guide for Countering Violent Extremism Project Planners.

Evaluation resources of existing CVE programs and evaluations. Find practical ways to measure the impact of your CVE program.

Government guidelines and frameworks. Find practical ways to measure the impact of your CVE program.

Australian Evaluation Society, 2013. The Guidelines provide principles and practical guidance to ensure that evaluation is carried out in an ethical way. They cover the three main stages of evaluation: commissioning and preparing, conducting, and [...]

Hedayah is an initiative of the Global Counter-Terrorism Forum that aims to counter violent extremism through dialogue and communications, capacity building programs, research and analysis.

Australian and New Zealand Counter-Terrorism Committee, 2018. This document offers guidance on incorporating evaluation into program design and implementation, planning and designing evaluations, and sharing evaluation findings to support learning.

This evaluation approach outlines the rationale for, and components of, the evaluation of CVE initiatives in NSW and details agency responsibilities in relation to CVE evaluation.