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    Evaluation of Concern's emergency programme in North Kivu 2016

    29 November 2017

    This evaluation looks at the programming of Concern Worldwide in North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2016.

    This intervention supported displaced, returnee and vulnerable households with access to non-food items (NFIs), shelter materials and training, cash, hygiene kits, seeds and tools, a soft WASH component, and also had a component of road and bridge rehabilitation to enable access for humanitarian actors to isolated villages.

    The main conclusion of the evaluation is that despite issues in security, capacity and planning, most of the planned activities were implemented.

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