Peacebuilding

3.1 % of people with a positive view on the peace structure

Purpose:

Indicator 3.2. assesses the number of conflicts addressed by the peace structure.

Indicator 3.1. assesses the quality of this work by evaluating the satisfaction of users with the peace structure.

Frequency

Baseline, (midline), and endline

Data Source

Individual or household surveys covering:

A representative sample of the population who has benefited from the peace structure’s work.
Individuals and groups involved/affected by the conflicts that were addressed (representative from all groups in conflict)

How to Collect

Question:

Do you know about the PB (1) structure? YES/NO.

If yes, how much do you agree with the following statements? (2)

The peace structure contributes to reduce violence in the community/area (3) on the long run

The peace structure works in the best interest of all community members without distinction.

Everyone is represented and can participate in the LPS (youth, women, etc) (4)

The peace structure is effective addressing conflicts

The peace structure acts on time

[1] Replace ‘peace structure’ with the relevant term used or best known locally. Test that the term is indeed understood prior to conducting the survey.

[2] To be scored on a 5-point scale: Strongly agree; Agree; Neither agree nor disagree; Disagree; Strongly disagree.

[3] To be adapted according to the LPS’s target population

[4] Relevant groups to be defined according to context

How to analyse

Questions a. to e. above are scored as follows:

Strongly agree: 4 points

Agree: 3 points

Neither agree nor disagree: 2 points

Disagree: 1 point

Strongly disagree: 0 points

We can consider than a person has a “positive” view on the LPS when: 1. The person knows the LPS; AND 2. Scores 15 points or more adding the five questions above.

Dissagregate data by

Gender	Age	Wealth	Diversity	Not applicable
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