Humanitarian action in Somalia:
Using data to propel operational performance for those most in need.
MESH provides real time analysis to validate results and drive operational performance for humanitarians serving people across Somalia.
+150,000 Call Centre Surveys
200 surveys a day to assess how aid supports vulnerable Somalis.
+12,000 Field Site Visits
‘On-the-ground’ and in real time, including food security, health & nutrition, water and sanitation, resilience programming, durable solutions, etc.
+40 Briefs, Reviews, & Evaluations
Pressing operational issues: social capital exchange, debt, marginalised clans, food security, cash, etc.
Ability to spot issues early and make corrective actions to keep programmes on track. This is the ultimate level of performance management in complicated operating contexts.
Services
Performance indicators for nutrition facilities.
Objectives
Use real time monitoring to spot issues early—keep activities on track.
Use evaluation to dig into the issues that repeatedly affect performance.
Use online dashboards to demonstrate trends and to conduct cross-data analytics.
All activities are designed to validate results and drive performance in ways never before available in a complex humanitarian response.
Monitoring
MESH call centre and field activities focus on real-time performance and verification.
Performance Platform
MESH visualises all results data on dynamic performance platforms that enable intuitive assessments of what’s working and what’s not and broader performance trends across partners, sectors, or locations.
Learning & Change
MESH promotes evidence as a driver for adaptive programming, continuous improvement, and better long-term results.
Evaluation
MESH provides briefs, reviews, and evaluations to assess complex operational issues or aspects of community engagement that lead to better programming.
Data
MESH curates massive databases of data from vulnerable populations, locations, and their relationships with multiple humanitarian sectors and activities, from water infrastructure to healthcare facilities. This includes statistics from multiple actors, clusters, and integrated data from FSNAU/FEWS NET, Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) data, weather patterns (NOAA), etc.
Strategic Advice
MESH works with humanitarian actors to develop monitoring, evaluation, learning, and change (MELC) architectures, including the use of leading-edge technologies for the collection, analysis, and display of complex data.
Data drives performance and enables humanitarians to reach those most in need.
