End Programme Evaluation of Humanitarian Integrated Afghan Refugees Assistance Programme
About Project
The Economic Opportunities for Afghan Uprooted People program aims to improve the livelihoods of Afghan refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Through vocational training and market-driven approaches, the program provides opportunities for individuals to acquire marketable skills, increase their income, and access essential services. The project targets 2,640 beneficiaries, including 80% Afghan Uprooted People and 20% Host Community Members, and is implemented by Mercy Corps in Balochistan and Kandahar. The program has successfully trained over 1,800 beneficiaries in various trades and facilitated cross-border collaboration to support refugees.
Momentum conducted a comprehensive evaluation of Mercy Corps’ Humanitarian Assistance Program for Afghan Refugees, covering a wide range of interventions implemented from 2013 to 2016. Our evaluation focused on assessing the program’s effectiveness across health, vocational training, apprenticeship, and entrepreneurship programs.
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Our evaluation provided Mercy Corps with valuable insights into the effectiveness of their humanitarian assistance program for Afghan refugees. The findings informed decision-making, identified areas for improvement, and contributed to the program’s ongoing efforts to support vulnerable populations.
Dr. Shehzad
Dr. Saima
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