�Coping with Complexity: �An adaptive peace approach
Everyday and Scientific Complexity
| Determined-design Peacebuilding | Adaptive Peacebuilding |
Results framework | Pre-determined outcomes | Outcomes emerge out of participatory and adaptive approach and is context specific |
Theory of change | Pre-determined linear causal theory of change | Inductive process of learning from experience and adapting to feedback |
Localisation | Affected society consulted about how to implement pre-designed programme | Affected society determines objectives, co-design programme, steers implementation, participate in monitoring and evaluation |
Relationship between peacebuilders and community | Process is driven by peacebuilders, community is consulted | Process is driven by community, peacebuilders provide support |
Role of Monitoring and Evaluation | Monitoring and evaluation to identify results for purposes of accountability to funders | Monitoring and evaluation to generate learning that informs adaptation and makes peacebuilding more flexible and nimble |
Project cycle | Project start with assessment and end with evaluation. | Process is iterative, with assessments and evaluation part of the ongoing cycle of learning |
Implications for:
�Adaptive Peacebuilding approach to understanding or sense-making
Adaptive Peacebuilding approach to influencing social-ecological systems
Adaptive Peacebuilding approach to undertaking peacebuilding
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