Internal Mid-Term Evaluation of FAO's Port-Conflict Programme in Afghanistan and FAO's Coordination Arrangement for Leading Transition 2001-2003 Final Report

Chapman, N.;Sauvinet-Bedouin, R.;Tarazona, C.;Fitzherbert, A.;Lough, R.

Internal Mid-Term Evaluation of FAO's Port-Conflict Programme in Afghanistan and FAO's Coordination Arrangement for Leading Transition 2001-2003 Final Report

Year of publication 2004

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 97 p.

Author Chapman, N.;Sauvinet-Bedouin, R.;Tarazona, C.;Fitzherbert, A.;Lough, R.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Document

Series title Country Programme Evaluation Series

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Synopsis (short abstract) The Mid-Term Evaluation of the post-conflict programme of assistance by FAO in Afghanistan was conducted by the Evaluation Service of FAO (PBEE) as a result of a request from the Emergency Operations and Rehabilitation Division (TCE). For TCE, Afghanistan represented one of the newly formed Division’s major operations under a complex emergency scenario. The purpose of the Evaluation was to provide validation of activities undertaken and suggestions for corrective measures and future programming and delivery. The Evaluation was also meant to identify issues for Senior Management consideration at an early stage with a view to re-orientating or adjusting the FAO programme and approach if deemed necessary and informing preparation of new proposals for donor financing. In this respect, and given the Mid Term timing, the evaluation is intended to be a formative exercise rather than a summative one. The evaluation also aimed at drawing lessons from the experience in Afghanistan that would be relevant for future post-conflict and transition situations elsewhere.

Language English

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