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4.3.2 Other efficiency considerations ............................................................................. 42 4.4 Impact ........................................................................................................................ 42 4.5 Sustainability/connectedness ...................................................................................... 44 4.6 Coordination and complementarity .............................................................................. 45 4.7 Cross-cutting aspects ................................................................................................. 48 5. Conclusions ......................................................................................................... 49 6. Recommendations .............................................................................................. 53 6.1 Strategic recommendations ......................................................................................... 54 6.1.1 Uganda case study specific recommendations ...................................................... 54 6.1.2 Recommendations also related to German funded HA in general .......................... 54 6.2 Operational recommendations .................................................................................... 55 6.2.1 Uganda case study specific recommendations ...................................................... 55 6.2.2 Recommendations also related to German funded HA in general .......................... 55 Annexes .................................................................................................................... 57 Annex 1: Terms of Reference (ToR) – key elements ................................................................... 58 Annex 2: Case study programme (as realised) ............................................................................ 67 Annex 3: Final evaluation matrix ................................................................................................. 69 Annex 4: Maps ............................................................................................................................ 88 Annex 5: Resource persons contacted during the evaluation of the Uganda case study .............. 90 Annex 6: Debriefing note ............................................................................................................ 93 Annex 7: Overview of project case studies .................................................................................. 98 Annex 8: Chronology of humanitarian crises in Uganda ............................................................. 110 Annex 9: Selected indicators for the humanitarian and development situation ........................... 115 Annex 10: IDPs in northern Uganda .......................................................................................... 117 Annex 11: Portfolio German humanitarian assistance in Uganda (2005 – 2009) ........................ 119 Annex 12: Additional portfolio in Uganda reported under humanitarian assistance (DAC CRS Code 700) (2005 – 2009) ................................................................................................... 126 Annex 13: The Kampala coordination apparatus ....................................................................... 127 Glossary ..................................................................................................................129 References ..............................................................................................................133 vi
Tables Page 1 People affected and killed in the context of natural disasters in Uganda 14 2 International and German humanitarian contributions (2005-2010) 18 3 German funded HA to Uganda by DAC CRS Code (2005-2009) 23 4 German funded HA to Uganda by financing channels (2005-2009) 24 A9.1 Some basic humanitarian and development facts about Uganda 115 A9.2 Regional differences in humanitarian and development facts in Uganda 116 A10 IDP Population, June 2010 (UNHCR Sub-office Gulu) 118 A11.1 AA/BMZ Humanitarian Assistance (DAC CRS Code 700) in Uganda – Portfolio 2005 – 2010; AA Budget line 687 12 (until 2008) and 687 72 respectively; BMZ budget line 687 20 only (without DAC CRS Code 52010) 119 A11.2 BMZ cooperation (DAC CRS Code 52010) in Uganda – Portfolio 2005 – 2009, BMZ budget line 687 20 125 A12 BMZ humanitarian assistance in Uganda - Portfolio 2005 - 2010 (as of 26/07/2010), various BMZ Budget line 126 Figures Page 1 AA and BMZ humanitarian assistance to Uganda (2005-2009) – commitments 22 2 Intervention logic of German humanitarian assistance in Uganda 2010 26 Boxes Page 1 Five distinct types of conflict 12 2 Latrines in humanitarian assistance 29 vii
Page 1: JOINT EVALUATION The German Humanit
Page 4 and 5: Acknowledgements The pilot case stu
Page 8 and 9: Abbreviations and acronyms AA AA VN
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GTZ: GTZ has the capacity, know-how
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exception to this is the animal hea
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are still operational. Many resourc
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support in the water sector aims at
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information sharing to joint planni
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Annex 1: Terms of Reference (ToR) -
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primarily on the basis of reports a
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• Were there any negative effects
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analysis (including the role of oth
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commissioned by GTZ /RUWAS, Kampala
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mailing list of the security briefi
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field Date of beginning of interven
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Praktiken sowie ihre Ernährungssic
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LRRD considerations Considerations
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Goal Humanity Impact Impartiality I
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FEWS NET (2010): Uganda Food Securi
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