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## Posts

- [Easier Approvals, Better Data: How Syria's New Approval System Has Improved Data Collection](https://trustconsultancy.org/easier-approvals-better-data-how-syrias-new-approval-system-has-improved-data-collection/): Good data saves lives. In places affected by conflict and crisis, collecting accurate information is not just a technical task; it shapes decisions that directly affect vulnerable people. Getting approvals to collect that data is a critical part of the process. It keeps research teams safe, ensures the information gathered is credible, and protects the people being interviewed or surveyed.   In Syria, the way these approvals work has changed significantly. For any organization conducting field research, understanding what has changed and what it means in practice is essential.    A Complicated Past: How Approvals Used to Work  According to ACAPS‘s December 2025 Humanitarian Access Overview, Syria has […]
- [TPM: Balancing Accountability with Local Partnerships](https://trustconsultancy.org/tpm-balancing-accountability-with-local-partnerships/): When access is restricted, monitoring demands often grow faster than delivery capacity. TPM can strengthen oversight and support evidence-informed decisions, but it can also concentrate demands on the organizations closest to delivery. Local partners are expected to host monitoring, produce evidence, and manage community expectations, while having limited influence over scope, interpretation, or remedies. Monitoring should improve decisions, not drain partnerships. If TPM adds workload, risk, or reputational exposure for local partners without improving decisions, it is a design problem.[1]Common causes are rushed commissioning, unclear escalation and closure (how issues are raised, resolved, and signed off), and weak clarity on data ownership and […]
- [Quality Assurance in Monitoring: Why It Still Matters and How to Do It Right ](https://trustconsultancy.org/quality-assurance-in-monitoring-why-it-still-matters-and-how-to-do-it-right/): In an age where data guides major decisions from humanitarian response and development programming to policy and international reporting, quality assurance (QA) is not just a technical extra. It is a critical foundation for reliable monitoring and evaluation (M&E), influencing whether information is trustworthy, useful, and actionable.  But despite broad agreement on its importance, strong QA practices are still not consistently implemented. Both guidance and research show that organizations struggle—not because QA is not valued in theory, but because systems, skills, resources, and organizational culture all influence whether QA happens in practice.  When Data Quality Isn’t Guaranteed: What the Evidence Says According to MEASURE […]
- [Localization in Humanitarian and Development Work: Putting Local Voices at
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