To adapt or to be irrelevant: shifting security and justice programming into higher gear

This Interactive Brainstorm looks at "adaptive programming", the ability to flexibly develop and adjust programmatic objectives, activities and resources to achieve a program's strategic aim(s) in reflection of political developments and programmatic experiences.

Read the news item on this event here.

The brainstorm is the closing event of a series on adaptive programming with the aim to develop a practical work program for the organizational changes that bilateral and multilateral donors as well as international non-governmental organizations have to make, to turn the concept of ‘adaptive programming’ into an effective and operational reality for interventions that seek to improve the state of security and justice in conflict-prone environments.

The program for this Interactive Brainstorm can be found here.

Outputs

Read the summary report of the first meeting in the series, on result measurement, here.

Read the summary report of the second meeting, on learning within the Strategic Partnerships 'Dialogue and Dissent', here.

Read the summary report of the third meeting, on adaptive programming within the Strategic Partnerships, here.

For more information on the event, contact Alies Rijper of the Platform Secretariat.