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This study demonstrates how realist research and evaluation methods can enhance resilience programming by examining systemic connections across individual, community, and institutional levels. Findings support adaptive, context-specific approaches for youth development in high-risk regions.

Keywords:

Adaptive programming Collective action Design-based research Realist evaluation Resilience Youth engagement

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Area of Science:

Social Sciences
Development Studies
Program Evaluation

Background:

Growing interest in systems thinking and dynamic interplay of variables necessitates advanced research and evaluation methods.
Resilience theory highlights the complex, dynamic nature of resilience capacities, processes, and outcomes.
Resilience programming can benefit from complementary approaches like design-based and realist research/evaluation.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how design-based and realist research/evaluation methods can benefit resilience programming.
To investigate the application of these methods when program theory spans individual, community, and institutional outcomes.
To focus on reciprocal processes in effecting change across a social system.

Main Methods:

Collaborative study involving researchers and practitioners.
Utilized realist analyses with quantitative measures of individual and collective resilience.
Applied methods within a regional (Middle East and North Africa) youth engagement and development project.

Main Results:

Evidenced systemic connections in changes to individual, collective, and community resilience.
Demonstrated the value of realist analyses for understanding complex social systems.
Highlighted the adaptive and contextualized nature of the applied research approach.

Conclusions:

Realist research and evaluation offer valuable insights for resilience programming.
The approach is effective for understanding and fostering resilience across multiple levels.
Adaptive, context-specific strategies are crucial for youth development in high-risk environments.