Early recovery programmes in Equatorial Guinea bridge the gap between emergency humanitarian response and longer-term development. M&E must capture both the speed of recovery and the quality of restored services and livelihoods.
eSuivi supports early recovery M&E with indicator frameworks that track the transition from relief to recovery. Monitor livelihoods restoration — employment creation, business restart, agricultural recovery. Track infrastructure rehabilitation — roads, markets, schools, health facilities, water systems. Measure community resilience indicators — disaster preparedness, social cohesion, institutional functionality. Build theories of change that map recovery pathways from crisis impact through intervention to restored development trajectory. Generate reports for UNDP Early Recovery, USAID transition and bilateral recovery donors in Equatorial Guinea.
Build structured logical frameworks with integrated indicator tracking.
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