Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger
Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger
Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger
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APPENDIX 24: TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR AN EVALUATION<br />
Objective:<br />
To evaluate the achievements and impacts of the project ______. The evaluation<br />
will consider the following criteria: relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact, economic<br />
and financial viability and sustainability.<br />
General terms.<br />
The evaluation should consider the hierarchy objectives of the logical framework<br />
of the project. These components are part of the project __________________. It will<br />
be undertaken as an independent investigation of the objectives, results, activities<br />
and means deployed by ACF, in the implementation of the project, in order to come<br />
out with a final report highlighting the main findings and putting forth recommendations<br />
for the future intervention and decision making.<br />
The evaluation should examine the standard and quality of goods and services generated<br />
by the project, in the opinion of the beneficiaries, ACF technical departments,<br />
technical governmental departments, etcetera.<br />
The evaluation requires the evaluator to gather data from outside the project organisation,<br />
through meetings and field visits to beneficiaries and other organisations<br />
if needed.<br />
The evaluation must consider the following criteria:<br />
Relevance:<br />
• Analysis of the project relevance in the given context according to the identified<br />
needs and in terms of beneficiary selection, objectives, activities and strategy.<br />
• Analysis of the opportunity of the project intervention, according to the global<br />
ACF strategy in the country and the difficulties for access to different areas.<br />
• Were the actions undertaken appropriate in the context and do they respond to<br />
the population’s needs<br />
Sustainability:<br />
• Determine if relevant authorities and agencies will support the project objectives<br />
after the end of the project.<br />
• Evaluate if the beneficiaries and other local parties involved will be the ” project<br />
owners ” after the end of the external support.<br />
• Evaluate if the institutions, committees, local organisations, community organisations<br />
responsible for project follow up will be able to sustain the technology<br />
applied after external support has ended.<br />
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INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY