Evaluation of “Consultancy Services for Poultry Sub-component of HLP (Emergency Horticulture and Livestock Project - UTF/AFG/051/AFG Evaluation report

Evaluation of “Consultancy Services for Poultry Sub-component of HLP (Emergency Horticulture and Livestock Project - UTF/AFG/051/AFG Evaluation report

Year of publication 2012

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 75 p.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Series title Project Evaluation Series

Edition 1

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Synopsis (short abstract) The evaluation of this project was foreseen in the project document, in line with FAO regulations that projects with a budget over USD 4 million will have to be evaluated. Besides observations on and reports of the current project use has been made of reports of earlier projects, which, combined with information from and observations in the field on these projects, gave some indications on the possible sustainability of this approach and methodology for poultry development. The Evaluation assess es FAO’s performance from June 2008, which was the signing of the contract and October 2011, the time of this evaluation. Besides studying project documents and reports and meeting with key informants in ministry, NGOs and private sector field visits were made to Kapisa, Balkh, Samangan and Kabul Provinces; due to security it was not possible to make field visits to Panshir and Kunduz. The mission tried to capture information on earlier village poultry projects in Afghanistan of a similar nature to assess the differences and the possible sustainability of activities. More on the methodology can be found in chapter.

Language English

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