Here in CARE International’s Evaluation e-Library we make all of CARE’s external evaluation reports available for public access in accordance with our Accountability Policy.

With these accumulated project evaluations CARE International hopes to share our collective knowledge not only internally but with a wider audience.

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If you have an evaluation or study to share, please e-mail the document to ejanoch@care.org for posting.

ENCISS Midterm Evaluation

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ProFARM Midterm Evaluation

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Northern Province Rehabilitation and Development Initiative (NPRDI) Final Evaluation

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“LINKS” Program Promoting Linkages for Livelihood Security and Economic Development

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Let Us Learn to Respect Human Rights Project

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Communities Responding to HIV/AIDS Epidemics (CORE)

The major focus area for the project is to raise general awareness on HIV, implement community based... Read More...

Meta-Evaluation of Goal Achievement by CARE Projects and Programs 2006

A Synthesis of Findings and Methodological Lessons from CARE Evaluation Reports, 2005-2006 Read More...

Entrepreneurial Training and Small Income Generating Project (SIGP) Final Evaluation

The project consists of two main components in two phases; 1st phase - business training for 120 ind... Read More...

Progress Kayah Project Midterm Evaluation

Objective: To improve the livelihood security of poor and marginalised Internally Displaced People (... Read More...

Improved Food and Livelihood Security (IFLS) Project Midterm Report

40-page midterm report. The objective of IFLS is increased food and livelihood security for marginalised communities in 44 villages in southern Chin State . The project is also addressing one of the country’s major environmental problems – unsustainable shifting cultivation in mountainous areas. Mindat and Kanpetlet townships are spread over mountain ranges, with sparsely scattered villages in (at times) inaccessible terrain. Villager populations are primarily subsistence farmers with little or no access to markets for their produce. Increasing population and scarcity of land adds to environmental degradation and a decline in agricultural productivity Read More...

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