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A report on Mid-term Evaluation of Strømme Foundation Project Nepal

Chiranjibi Rijal (Team Leader), Sanjaya Mallik (SWC), Gaja Bahadur Rana (MoWCSW) and Shailendra Uprety (CA)
January 2013

 http://www.norad.no/om-bistand/publikasjon/ngo-evaluations/2014/a-report-on-mid-term-evaluation-of-stromme-foundation-project-nepal/
Project Description and Background to Evaluation: 

Stromme Foundation (SF) Nepal together with its partner organizations is implementing SF project in four districts (Rupandehi, Rautahat, Makawanpur and Surkhet). The project aim to improve social and economic status of 8,400 economically and socially excluded families through active participation in civil society collective efforts. SF uses the approach of “Help for Self help" to combat poverty in the region. The main strategy is to empower individuals, households and communities and thereby reduce vulnerability and increase the capacity, to organize and work as a force. This report is the summary of the mid-term evaluation in order to assess level of progress made by the project. The evaluation process was spread over a period of one month beginning 25 November to 25 December 2013. The evaluation included the activities of the project until the period of November 2013.


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