Evaluation
THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS LEARNING
Groupe URD is a recognised international leader in the evaluation of aid. Our experienced team uses rigourous and innovative methodology such as the Quality COMPAS, iterative evaluation or the use of video.
Evaluations can take the form of needs assessments, real-time evaluations, end of project evaluations or M&E and can focus on programmes, specific themes, geographic areas, etc.
Groupe URD is a member of the Société Française d’Evaluation and the Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP)
If you would like us to evaluate one of your programmes or your organisation, contact François Grünewald
Evaluations carried out by Groupe URD since 2010
- Evaluation of Oxfam USA’s response to the 2012 food crisis in Senegal and Gambia, April-May 2013
- Evaluation of DG ECHO’s Fleet Management, September 2012- March 2013
- Evaluation of the Support Programme for the Reconstruction of Housing and Neighbourhoods in Haiti, Mid 2012-end 2014
- Evaluation of projects funded by Swiss Solidarity in Haiti, September 2010 – June 2012
- Evaluation of the "Programme d’appui à la stabilisation" (PAS) in Eastern Chad, for AFD, February 2011 – February 2013
- External evaluation of the “PEAR+” programme in DRC, for UNICEF, from 9 January to 17 February 2012
- Evaluation of DG ECHO’s activities in urban contexts, July 2011– March 2012
- Monitoring and Evaluation of the LRRD – REPI 2010 programme (following the floods of July 2010 in the Centre Nord and Est regions of Burkina Faso) , November 2011 – November 2012, for the EU delegation in Burkina Faso
- Post Distribution Monitoring for WFP in Chad, October - December 2011
- The UNDAC evaluation, June 2011 - December 2011
- Evaluation for the implementation of Livelihoods programmes in Port-au-Prince for the French Red Cross, May-June 2011
- Evaluation of DG ECHO’s global response to the situation in Haiti, December 2010– April 2011
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Article in the review Humanitarian Aid on the Move n°2: « What is evaluation for? The missing links in the evolution of humanitarian actors. »
