About
IndiKit was developed by People in Need to make monitoring and evaluation of humanitarian and development projects easier and more rigorous. The platform offers guidance on over 500 commonly used indicators across 25 topics, helping users select well-formulated project indicators and get reliable data.
Who is IndiKit for
IndiKit is especially useful for:
- Proposal writers and technical staff
- MEAL specialists
- Capacity strengthening teams
- Programme managers
Quality and Credibility
IndiKit’s content is aligned with existing sector standards and methodologies promoted by UN agencies, Sphere, donors, and other respected actors. In addition, hundreds of M&E and technical specialists have contributed to ensuring that the guidance is as accurate, practical, and useful as possible.
From Practitioners for Practitioners
IndiKit actively encourages users to share feedback on its guidance by drawing on their field experience to highlight gaps, identify weaknesses, and suggest improvements. We review this feedback carefully and use it to continuously strengthen the content. We also welcome collaboration with organisations interested in expanding the range of topics covered by IndiKit - feel free to contact us.
Your Own IndiKit
In addition to the public IndiKit website, we also offer organisations the opportunity to have their own IndiKit site. Using a user-friendly admin system, they can easily adapt the site’s content to their monitoring and evaluation needs. It is a practical and affordable way to share indicator guidance with colleagues and partners in one clear and attractive place. Learn more on this page.
Acknowledgments
People in Need would like to thank the Czech Development Agency for its initial financial support for the development of IndiKit, as well as the following organisations for their valuable inputs into IndiKit’s content: : ACF, CRS, Valid International, Tearfund, MEASURE Evaluation and People in Need's Alliance2015 partners Concern Worldwide, Helvetas, Ayuda en Acción and ACTED.