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Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs

Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs. Introduction. Symposium. Inter-agency symposium on RH in refugee situations held in Geneva in 1995: Participants from more than 50 governments, NGOs, and UN agencies IAWG formed post-symposium:

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Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs

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  1. Inter-agency Global Evaluation of RH Services for Refugees and IDPs Introduction

  2. Symposium • Inter-agency symposium on RH in refugee situations held in Geneva in 1995: • Participants from more than 50 governments, NGOs, and UN agencies • IAWG formed post-symposium: • RH services for refugee situations endorsed, including MISP, and Inter-agencyField Manual field-tested • IAWG meeting 2002: • plan endorsed to evaluate efforts since 1995 to institutionalize RH in programmes serving refugees and IDPs

  3. Overall Objective • To evaluate the provision of RH services to refugees and IDPs, based on the framework for implementation outlined in the Inter-agency Field Manual

  4. Objective One • To take stock of the range and quality of RH services provided to refugees and IDPs and identify factors that facilitate or hinder the provision of these services

  5. Objective Two • To identify factors that facilitate or hinder access to, use of, and satisfaction with the RH services, from the perspective of the beneficiaries of these services

  6. Objective Three • To explicate the lessons learned since 1995 and recommend ways in which RH services for refugees and IDPs can be strengthened and/or expanded

  7. Evaluation Framework • Seven components: • components 1 to 4 focused on field level • component 5 focused on agency level • component 6 focused on global level • component 7 involved dissemination of overall results

  8. Evaluation Process • Evaluation steering committee formed • Many agencies and individuals involved in the implementation of Components 1 through 6 of the evaluation • Various evaluation methods used

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