Project and programme evaluation reports

Evaluation of the PAIDAR project in Sindh (2022–2027), implemented by UNIDO. It aligns with Sindh’s Poverty Reduction Strategy and SDGs, but rural service delivery is delayed after the 2022 floods and weak coordination. MSME outreach and grant pipelines advanced, while value-chain targets lag.

Ex-post evaluation of the EU-funded Natwampane Programme (2018–2023) tackling sexual and gender-based violence in Luapula and Northern Provinces, Zambia. Highly relevant and largely effective in awareness and services, but coordination, harmonisation and sustainability were weak.

Intervention-level evaluation of EU budget support (BS1 ex-post, BS2 mid-term) to Uzbekistan’s agri-food sector. Strong alignment and donor coherence; important reforms achieved. Impact limited by MoA capacity, weak M&E, and incomplete market/land reforms.

Mid-term evaluation of the Revival of Balochistan Water Resources Programme (RBWRP). It targets water governance and low-water agriculture across four river basins. Progress is mixed: TA advanced trainings and policy work, while FAO outputs and grant delivery lag.

L’évaluation finale de Promopêche analyse la performance du programme 2017–2024, ses résultats, ses limites et ses perspectives, concernant la pêche artisanale, l’emploi, la gouvernance, la durabilité et la gestion des migrations, tout en formulant conclusions et recommandations.

L’évaluation finale d’ABC-PADER montre que le Programme a renforcé le développement rural dans le bassin cotonnier, avec des résultats dépassant plusieurs cibles. Elle relève aussi des limites de gouvernance, de durabilité et de cohérence interinstitutionnelle.

The final evaluation of the VaVaC Programme finds the budget support modality relevant and flexible, shows progress in policy updates and value chain groundwork, and notes significant constraints from natural disasters, limited data, and challenges in assessing outcomes.

Final evaluation of the EU-funded AUP Programme (2017–2024) supporting return and reintegration in KP’s merged districts. It strengthened service-delivery systems and community-driven local development, but sustainability is weakened by limited exit planning and M&E constraints.

EU-funded SUCCESS ex post evaluation reviews a women-centred, community-driven poverty reduction programme in eight rural Sindh districts, its policy support for a provincial strategy, achieved gains in income, services and empowerment, and remaining risks to scale-up and sustainability.