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The final evaluation of the Binational Adaptation Project in Colombia and Ecuador (2016-2024) was commissioned by the World Food Programme. The project was financed by the Adaptation Fund and implemented in two binational river basins. It sought to reduce the climate vulnerability of Indigenous Awa and Afro-descendant communities and their ecosystems and strengthen the capacities of the communities and regional institutions to adapt to climate change.
The evaluation provided an independement assessment of all project activities in both countries. It adopted a theory-based mixed methods approach that combined conventional performance assessment (through review of available documents and quantitative M&E data, and key informant interviews and direct observation in Colombia and Ecuador) with appreciative inquiry workshops and indigenous storytelling in beneficiary communities.

The overall objective of this contract was to coordinate and promote synergies between the different components of the "Partnerships for sustainable cities" programme.

The China-Europe School of Law (CESL) Project was designed to enhance Chinese legal professionals' knowledge of the European legal system, its legislation, best practices, and international and comparative law through the establishment of a China-Europe School of Law.
The objective of this evaluation was to provide the European Union and relevant stakeholders with an independent assessment of the China-Europe School of Law's performance. It focused on how the school met its expected objectives and the factors that influenced these outcomes. Additionally, the evaluation identified key lessons learned, drew conclusions, and provided recommendations to assist decision-makers in improving future interventions.

The objective of the assignment was to strengthen change and knowledge management at the SADC Secretariat through assessment of opportunities and threats to change and development of tools to implement and monitor change and knowledge management.

The Satellite Index Insurance for Pastoralists in Ethiopia (SIIPE) programme was implemented in the Somali region of Ethiopia and aimed to mitigate the impact of drought on pastoralists' livelihoods through a weather-index insurance and community assets.
This final evaluation of SIIPE serves the double purpose of accountability and learning and covers the period from 2019 to 2022. It aims to identify the changes at beneficiary level induced by the programme in terms of protection against climate risk, behaviour, and well-being. The evaluation uses a mixed methods approach that combines document review, focus groups and interviews with a quasi-experimental design (matching) based on a quantitative household survey.

This project involved providing regular and continuous technical asistance for developing and organizing the implementation of communication and visibility actions around the EU - Haiti partnership. This included the development and implementation of a communication strategy and monitoring tools, as well as related activities, contents and support products.

General Objective:
The general objective of the PADT programme/AT project is the sustainable improvement of living conditions and the reduction of territorial disparities in rural and mountain areas.

The objective of the appraisal was to adjust the Programme Document. The appraisal was expected to propose feasible solutions to accommodate the agreed changes to the design of the Programme, for example to the organizational structures, implementation strategy, resource allocations and budget. Other issue to assess were the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA’s) current partners and donors and the modality and field of their cooperation and to take these into consideration while revising the Programme Document.

The global objective of the specific contract is to contribute to reform processes in the areas of Public Finance Management (PFM), Economic and Public Administration Reforms (PAR) in Jordan.

The global objective of this assignment was to carry out a mapping of the current trends in Neighbourhood South in the media sector, of the existing donor support to media development, a gap analysis and needs assessment, as well as to provide support and formulate recommendations to the Contracting Authority to design a possible project to support independent media, including in difficult (read restrictive) environments.