Plan d'évaluation chiffré : programme de coopération de l'UNICEF en Haïti, 2017-2021

Costed evaluation plan – Haiti – UNICEF country programme of cooperation, 2017–2021 The table draws from the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan to cover present evaluations planned for the duration of the programme cycle. Additional guidance on financial resources for evaluation are outlined in the revised Evaluation Policy (E/ICEF/2013/14). Evaluation title UNDAF (or equivalent) outcome Evaluation of the violence prevention programme in Cité Soleil and Martissant Outcome 3: Public institutions adopt and implement equity policies, preventive, recovery and protection measures against violence and discrimination based on human rights, for the benefit of vulnerable groups Evaluation of the family visits programme (Jamaica model) Expected start date Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR), other resources (OR)) in United States dollars Inform programming strategy and decision-making on policies. Contribute to learning and knowledge-sharing on violence prevention programming strategies. March 2017 35 000 (OR) New programme area/ programme scale-up Assess implementation and replicability. Long period of implementation without evaluation. March 2017 June 2020 80 000 (OR) Health, WASH and education End of programme; evaluation and significant financial investment Enhance UNICEF accountability 2019 to key stakeholders and contribute to learning, knowledge-sharing and intersectoral approach to WASH and other development outcomes, including education and health. WASH Responding to major humanitarian emergencies Enhance UNICEF accountability to key stakeholders and contribute to learning and knowledge on cholera. UNICEF Strategic Plan outcome Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings Child protection Long period of unevaluated programme implementation: Programme running for seven years in critical peri-urban areas Same as above Child protection Evaluation of the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programme in Artibonite and Centre departments Outcome 2: The population, particularly vulnerable groups, have better and more equitable access to and use of quality social services, including education and health for all Evaluation of cholera interventions Same as above Look into transition strategies to ensure the sustainability of cholera response in national health systems. _______ 2019 100 000 (OR and RR) 100 000 (OR)