description
The UK Department for International Development (now FCDO) funded two projects to recover livelihoods, restore food security, and increase disaster resilience of people most affected by the devastating floods of 2012. The projects were implemented by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation and Concern Worldwide, supporting about 100,000 people in Balochistan and Sindh. Dech evaluated the project using a quasi-experimental design, employing a panel study of 1717 individuals. The baseline was established in summer 2014, followed by a post-intervention assessment in spring 2015.
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project milestones
Brand Marketing
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Initial Rollout Phase
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key Improvements
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Project Launch
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brief description
Evaluated the impact of two recovery projects delivered by FAO and Concern in Sindh and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan using a quasi-experimental design and panel study of 1717 direct beneficiaries.
client
UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
solution
monitoring
year
2013-2015
practice area
Poverty reduction
