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Gender Equality and Women Empowerment Program, GEWEP II 2016-2018 Burundi, Final Evaluation Report, March 2019
The final evaluation of GEWEP II (a women's empowerment program implemented since 2016 in 7 provinces of Burundi and funded by NORAD via CARE Norway) set out to gauge the progress made but also identify the gaps that remain to be filled for the impact group (women aged 15-64 in the intervention area) to enjoy effective economic, social and political empowerment. The evaluation allowed a comparative study of the baseline situation (just as presented in the report of the baseline study) and the final situation resulting from the analysis of data collected on the ground in January 2018. The final evaluation data collection was conducted on a quantitative sample representative of 774 people including 406 women and 368 men. In addition to these quantitative data, qualitative data were collected from target groups and other key informants. [39 pages] Read More...
Power africa burundi 2015 Midterm
19 page rolling baseline report on the POWER Africa project, funded by Mastercard Read More...
USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity: Study on Gender Impact (AESA)
The USAID Agricultural Extension Support Activity (AESA) is a five years’ project funded by USAID that aims to enhance access to and utilization of agricultural extension services by smallholder farmers – both men and women. It is working for building capacities and creating support to a farmer demand-driven agricultural extension system, synergized by the use of information communication technology (ICT).
This research paper identifies the gender impact of this project. The research used both quantitative and qualitative approaches to understand the gender awareness and dynamics within the project. [50 pages] Read More...
This research paper identifies the gender impact of this project. The research used both quantitative and qualitative approaches to understand the gender awareness and dynamics within the project. [50 pages] Read More...
AESA: Effectiveness of the Training to the Beneficiaries by Adopting Improved Technologies Provided by the USAID-AESA Project and their Economic Benefits
Dhaka Ahsania Mission (DAM) has been implementing the USAID Agricultural Extension Support (USAID AESA) project in partnership with CARE Bangladesh and mPower. To materialize this aim, in addition to other approaches, the project created 3,878 village level farmer producer groups (FPGs) around production and marketing of six prioritized value chains – jute, chili, mung bean, beef fattening, dairy and fish. These groups have been working together to demand and receive extension services and training, as well as collectively purchasing inputs at lower prices and aggregating supply to negotiate better prices for their products.
This report assesses the effectiveness of such training with respect to adoption by farmers and impact to farm productivity. [42 pages] Read More...
This report assesses the effectiveness of such training with respect to adoption by farmers and impact to farm productivity. [42 pages] Read More...
Food security for the ultra poor (FSUP)
This 100 page document highlights final findings of the CARE FSUP project working with Ultra Poor Ho... Read More...
Informed to Influence: Increasing ethnic minority women’s access to information for improved governance and development
“Informed to influence: Increasing ethnic minority women’s access to information for improved governance and development” in Vietnam which supported a Network of Civil Society Organisations to represent the interests of ethnic minorities in Northern Vietnam, strengthened the voice of ethnic minority women through livelihood and rights clubs and contributed to the implementation of the Law on access to information. Read More...
Ethiopia We-RISE endline report
This 82 page report highlights the findings of the WE Rise project funded by Australia Africa Commun... Read More...
Feed the Future Ftf ethiopia midterm evaluation report
This 57 page report looks at impacts of GRAD's push-pull model to graduate families out of social sa... Read More...
Global water initiative (GWI) east africa final evaluation
This 22 page report highlights the sucesses and lessons learned from the Global Water Initiative in ... Read More...
GARIC Evaluation à mi-parcours du projet « Sécurité des conditions de vie des ménages dans l’arrondissement de Dakoro, Niger », phase II
Le projet intervient dans la partie intermédiaire du département de Dakoro (région de Maradi), qui e... Read More...
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