Within the overall objective of analysing HIMA impact on livelihoods and the poverty situation for people affected by HIMA, the Evaluation will assess (1) the impact on soil and water conservation; (2) the impact on agricultural and forestry practices; (3) The impact on local government, participation, women’s empowerment, and institutional strengthening and (4) draw lessons learned from HIMA and present these according to their usefulness for various types of future Tanzanian and Danida interventions.
The evaluation is carried out in accordance with Danida’s Evaluation Guidelines and focus on impacts of HIMA and will thus be guided by the five DAC evaluation criteria. Particularly, the factors relating to impact, relevance and sustainability will be assessed by the Evaluation, and, to the extent possible, also effectiveness and efficiency. The evaluation has an input of 25 international man-months and 25 national man-months, and is carried out by Orbicon in cooperation with Goss Gilroy Inc., Canada.
Funding Agency: DANIDA
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