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Final evaluation of the project Education for Effective Nutrition in Action (ENACT) and Mid-term evaluation of Le projet ENACT Francophone (ENAF)

Year of publication 2016

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 62 p.

Product type Document

Category Evaluation report

Series title Project Evaluation Series

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) This report presents the final evaluation of the project “Professional training in nutrition education and communication for strengthening national capacity in nutrition behaviour change”, also known as “ENACT: Education for effective nutrition in action” (GCP/INT/133/ GER), as well as the mid-term evaluation of the project “Le Projet ENACT Francophone (ENAF)” (GCP/INT/163/GER). Both projects were implemented by FAO with the funding support from the German Government. The ENACT and ENAF eva luations had a two-fold purpose: while both are forwardlooking and seek to provide accountability to the donor and other project stakeholders, the ENACT final evaluation had a stronger learning focus, aiming to draw lessons from the implementation process that could inform future decisions for ENACT and the remaining implementation of ENAF. The ENAF mid-term evaluation had a formative focus. Annex 1 includes the detailed Terms of Reference for the evaluations.

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