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As there has been renewed interest in impact evaluation and measuring results in recent years amongst development agencies and donors, this paper contributes by highlighting experience on combining qualitative and quantitative methods for impact evaluation. This is to ensure that: 1. the different impact of donor interventions on different groups of people is measured; 2. the different dimensions of poverty are measured. The paper concludes that the case for qualitative and combined methods is strong.
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"This publication translates legal human rights into business language for use in the business context. It aims to clarify the relationship between human rights and business by explaining universally recognised human rights in a way that makes sense to business. The publication also aims to illustrate, through the use of case studies and actions, how human rights are relevant in a corporate context and how human rights issues can be managed."
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And it's "powered by" these guys…
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"Global Minds members have the exciting opportunity to share their views directly with the BBC by participating in a broad range of activities: Interested in news and debate? Want to share your views on current and upcoming BBC content? Looking for the opportunity to chat directly with a BBC editor?" I bet after Peter Horrocks tweeted this they'll have several hundred new users…
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"Often, people think that just showing the video is enough, but what is important … is that actions can be taken toward an objective," said panelist Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, executive director of Witness, an international human rights organization.
Sameer Padania 
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