English
Balasahyoga Project Evaluation Report
206-page evaluation of the BSY programme that aims to provide high-quality and comprehensive prevention, treatment, care and support services to the children and their families (40,000 households, reaching 60,000 adults and 68,000 children) infected with or affected by HIV in 11 districts in Andhra Pradesh through a phased approach. It aims to improve the quality of life and well-being of these children and their families. Read More...
Project Evaluation of South Asia Resource Team (SART)
104-page evaluation on South Asian Resource Team (SART) is CARE International’s Tsunami related project. CARE conceived this project and established the SART team in Chennai to strengthen the microfinance institutions (MFIs) and microfinance (MF) programmes in Tsunami affected regions with the objective of providing improved and sustained access to financial services to the affected communities. SART‘s mandate was to accomplish the above objective in four and a half years resulting in restoration of livelihoods for the Tsunami affected people, by building local partnerships with NGOs and providing technical inputs and small grant support to them. CARE-India, Chennai had invited Sampark to undertake an evaluation of the above project in order to document its outcome, immediate impacts, potential best practices and lessons from
the Indian experience.
Read More...
the Indian experience.
Read More...
Myanmar fham endofproject 07
The programme aims to build community resilience and mitigate the impact of AIDS through focusing on... Read More...
Creating an Enabling Environment for Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health Baseline Study
overall objective of the project is “to improve the sexual and reproductive health and rights in Taj... Read More...
Consortium for Rehabilitation and Development (CORAD) Development Relief Program (DRP) Impact Assessment Report
DRP program aimed to: improve the health status of 15,800 rural food insecure households (Program Ob... Read More...
Awareness Against AIDS/CARE Project Final Evaluation
Through AAA, CARE Egypt fosters innovative partnerships with the private sector and local organizations to reduce the vulnerability to HIV/AIDS in the workplace and at the Community level. This strategy has been based on the fact that the main reasons of HIV/AIDS transmissions are due to:
• poor knowledge about preventive measures and surveillance of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV;
• poor access to reproductive Health;
• information an health care particularly by young people and illiterate;
• lack of outreach to high – risk groups of the population
Read More...
• poor knowledge about preventive measures and surveillance of sexually transmitted diseases including HIV;
• poor access to reproductive Health;
• information an health care particularly by young people and illiterate;
• lack of outreach to high – risk groups of the population
Read More...