The results of the assessment will help in (a) understanding the degree to which the planned interventions of Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPRC) projects enhance household climate resilience in the communities vulnerable to climate risks; and (b) exploring methodologies to quantitatively measure household climate resilience, which can be used to inform a better design of future PPCR and other projects.
The objective of the post-monitoring is twofold: To obtain detailed, specific and representative information regarding the project implementation allowing a possible re-orientation of the project’s approach and to provide more specific data to enrich the actual M&E-system.
Armenia’s forests make up less than 10% of its total land area, and have declined by over 10% since 1993. Despite its limited and diminishing land area, Armenia’s forests provide important services for the local population and for the national economy.
Dar es Salaam is one of the fastest growing cities in Sub-Saharan Africa. Much of the urban growth is unplanned, leading to over-crowding and high pressure on public services and drainage systems. The city is frequently affected by floods, leading to high costs in terms of physical loss, as well as loss of life. Due to climate change, the situation is becoming more urgent as the population is increasingly exposed and vulnerable to frequent floods.
The objective of the household survey is to inform the analyses on the demand and affordability of housing in the cities of Addis Ababa, Adama and Mekele. A total of 1600 households need to be enumerated, with 1000 households located in Addis Ababa and 300 households each in Adama and Mekele.
The MSC Project supports ten Multi-Service Centres (MSCs) in Istanbul, Ankara, Mersin, Hatay, Kilis, Gaziantep and Mardin, on behalf of the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Once a year, GIZ conducts a round of intensive monitoring to evaluate progress and provide data for reporting. To support this process, GIZ contracted UDA Consulting to support data collection and recording, analysis of qualitative data, improving feedback to NGO partners, and support knowledge management.
The Cap-Haïtien metropolitan area is crossed by the Haut du Cap River, and characterized by a wide hydrological system that gathers in the Bassin Rhodo, a large estuarine water basin.
Tanzania has been identified as a potential case study based on a number of factors.This activity will involve a household survey to obtain data on ICT usage amongst the bottom 40% of the population in Tanzania, at home, at school and at work, to develop a study on impact, leapfrogging opportunities and potential barriers to them.
The purpose of this assignment is to conduct data collection in the Turkish cities of Istanbul, Gaziantep, and Izmir using feedback surveys designed by Ground Truth that are focused on collecting perceptual data on cash-based assistance programs
In order to assess more detailed the effectiveness and impact of the CfW-measures till today, a first post-distribution monitoring (PDM) should be conducted. The objective of the post-monitoring is twofold: