Joint impact assessment to CTA's support to ANAFE
CTA initiated this joint impact study with the aim of promoting learning for development impact with its long-term ACP partner organisations and networks. The study has been carried out in two phases between October 2012 and June 2015, with the first phase that was completed in 2014, involving nine partners: CaFAN and CARDI in the Caribbean region, and ANAFE, EAFF, FANRPAN, IPACC, KENAFF, RTN and RUFORUM in Africa. The second phase, which was launched in 2014, concerned five partners: NARI and SPC in the Pacific region, and AFRACA, PROPAC and WOUGNET in Africa. Close to 50 ACP and EU experts participated in the study.
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Table of Contents
Contacts
Acknowledgements
Acronyms
Executive Summary
PART A The Joint impact Assessment of CTA’sSupport to ANAFE
1. Introduction and Background
2. The Quick Scan
3. In-depth report
4. Conclusion
PART B Explanation of the CcIPA Model and process
5. Overview of the CCIPA model
6 Lessons learned from impact study and next steps
PART C Key findings from all nine reports
7. Introduction
8. Brief descriptions of the organisations
9. Selected findings on the capacity of the organisations
10. Key findings from logical framework analysis
11. Recommendations for future CTA support/engagement
12. Annexes - >Free download
