PPDVP Evaluation Report - Pacific Prevention of Domestic Violence ...

detailed design document. It is also recommended that the current PPDVP Funds for Participatingand Other Countries (TAF and SGF) be retained.Summary of recommendations:The evaluation recommends that:further assistance be providedthe programme goal be retained, with revised objectives and outputsa detailed design be prepared for this further phase of supportfurther support is provided for four years bringing the total period of support to ten yearsthe future period of support be integrated with other MFAT-funded and NZ Policeimplementedprogrammes into one MOU or Partnership Agreement between the NZ AidProgramme and NZ Policethe design process identifies appropriate regional-level governance and over-sightmechanismsthe programme focuses on capacity development of NZ Police's counterpart Police Services,which includes their capacity for working with other agencies and undertaking publicoutreach activitiesdonors and other development partners consider whether and how to support providerswith the lead role in non-police domestic violence responsesa decision be made during the detailed design process, on whether the programme shouldexpand its focus to wider family violence and SGBV issuesduring the next phase of support, attention be given to the establishment of appropriate incountrymechanisms such as Police Management (sub-)Committees to oversee the work ondomestic violence, and external advisory committees (or equivalents)the future programme provides two levels of engagement: the five participating countries(Cook Islands, Kiribati, Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu); other Pacific Islands CountriesPolice Services in other Pacific Islands Countries continue to be invited to participate in arange of training, networking, and information sharing activities, but with limited directsupportthe programme continue to be located within the NZ Police International Services Group,with NZ Police continuing to provide supportthe precise roles, functions, person specifications, and number of persons required beidentified during the development of the detailed design for the programmetotal funding from the NZ Aid Programme over the four-year period should be in the vicinityof NZ $3 millionthe current PPDVP Funds for Participating and Other Countries (TAF and SGF) be retained.PPDVP Evaluation Report Page 27