Plan d'évaluation chiffré : programme de coopération de l'UNICEF en Haïti, mars 2023-décembre 2027

Costed evaluation plan – Haiti – UNICEF country programme of cooperation, March 2023–December 2027 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 is outlined in the revised evaluation policy of UNICEF (E/ICEF/2018/14). Evaluation title Outcome evaluation of UNICEF Haiti survive and thrive programme United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome Outcome 4: The population, particularly vulnerable and marginalized groups, has improved access to equitable, inclusive and quality basic social services, with an emphasis on respect for human rights, gender equality, and disability inclusion, in order to strengthen the social contract. UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area Goal Area 1: Every child, including adolescents, survives and thrives, with access to nutritious diets, quality primary health care, nurturing practices and essential supplies Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings Country thematic evaluations; To inform decisionmaking on national policies, drawing on evidence of scalable models; Evaluation of a core country programme outcome; Evaluations on the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti: especially when the situation in, or the status of the country has changed, and UNICEF needs to align its strategies to the new context. Expected start date (month and year, or year only) 2025 Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars 150 000 (RR) 170 000 (OR) 320 000 (Total) To inform strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti; To strengthen the national health and nutrition legislation, action plan and budgeting; To strengthen healthsystem capacities to deliver quality health and nutrition services across the continuum of care; To inform the 2026 country programme evaluation. Formative evaluation of the integrated approach to early childhood development in Haiti Outcome 4 Goal Area 2: Every child, including adolescents, learns and acquires skills for the future Country thematic evaluations; Cross-cutting thematic evaluations that look at an important programming strategy or goal across the country programme; To inform the development and implementation of a cross-sectoral strategy for the integrated early childhood development programme (including parenting interventions across nutrition, health, child September 2023 0 (RR) 150 000 (OR) 1 Evaluation title United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings Evaluations on the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti. protection and education); Expected start date (month and year, or year only) Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars To reflect on UNICEF strategic positioning to promote integrated programming and service delivery to advance child development and support young children and their families. Summative evaluation of the educational radio programme in Haiti* Formative evaluation of migrant programme in Haiti Outcome 4 Goal Area 2 Country thematic evaluation; Evaluation of programmes that are to be replicated or scaled up. Outcome 2: The protection and free movement of people, free from the threats of gangs, is ensured so that they live without fear for their physical and moral integrity. Goal Area 3 Every child, including adolescents, is protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices Country thematic evaluations; Cross-cutting thematic evaluations that look at an important programming strategy or goal across the country programme. To provide knowledge and lessons on the first phase of the UNICEF educational radio programme; 2026 *This evaluation is subject to the availability of funding for the educational radio programme To inform scale-up of the key programmes that seek to reinforce access to and quality of education for children in the most marginalized areas. To inform UNICEF strategic positioning on migration in Haiti; 0 (RR) 140 000 (OR) 2023 40 000 (RR) 120 000 (OR) 160 000 (Total) To inform the design of the programme and strategy to address the emerging needs of migrant children in the country; To improve programme implementation modalities, cross- 2 Evaluation title United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings Expected start date (month and year, or year only) Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars sectoral and collaboration mechanisms and partnerships for responding the needs of children on the move. Formative evaluation of the ending violence against children strategy in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince Joint formative evaluation of the climate-sensitive water, sanitation and hygiene sector strategy in Haiti Outcome 2 Goal Area 3 Country thematic evaluations; Cross-cutting thematic evaluations that look at an important programming strategy or goal across the country programme. Outcome 5: Information systems and financial mechanisms and normative frameworks that are sensitive to gender, protection and social inclusion are put in place to help state authorities, local communities and other relevant national actors to pilot and coordinate public policies to strengthen resilience based on Goal Area 4 Every child, including adolescents, has access to safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services and supplies, and lives in a safe and sustainable climate and environment Joint evaluation (jointly managed with national partners); Country thematic evaluations; Evaluations of the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti: especially when the situation in or the status of the country has changed and UNICEF needs to To inform crosssectoral operationalization of the ending violence against children strategy and urban violence responses; 2024 50 000 (RR) 150 000 (OR) 200 000 (Total) To support evidencebased policy advocacy and mobilization of technical and financial partners for implementation of the ending violence against children programme. To inform the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sectoral strategy and approach appropriate for addressing climate change impacts in the local context, as well as to inform the sector-wide common strategy for climate change adaptation; April 2024 0 (RR) 150 000 (OR) To enhance Government and UNICEF 3 Evaluation title United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area risk management, territorial governance and environmental management. Evaluation of the programme for strengthening sanitation, hygiene and water services in west, south and north of Haiti Outcome 4 Formative evaluation of the child grant programme in Haiti Outcome 5 Goal Area 4 Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings align its strategies to the new context. accountability to key stakeholders and contribute to joint learning and knowledge-sharing. Country thematic evaluations; To ensure accountability to the donor (the InterAmerican Development Bank) on key aspects of the WASH programme; Joint evaluations (jointly managed with partners); Evaluations of the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti in a changing context. Goal Area 5 Every child, including adolescents, has access to inclusive social protection and lives free from poverty Country thematic evaluations; Evaluation of programmes that are to be replicated or scaled up; Evaluations on the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti: especially when the situation or status of the country has changed and UNICEF needs to Expected start date (month and year, or year only) Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars 2025 0 (RR) 300 000 (OR) 2025 75 000 (RR) 150 000 (OR) 225 000 (Total) To improve organizational effectiveness and inform the design of the next phase and scale up of rural WASH interventions and improve collaborative partnership with key technical and financial partners in the sector. To inform evidencebased advocacy for child-friendly social protection policies and the design of propoor social protection plans and implementation mechanisms that benefit the most disadvantaged and marginalized children in Haiti; To improve the child grant programme in 4 Evaluation title Evaluation of the Government of Haiti/UNICEF country programme March 2023– December 2027 United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome Outcomes 2, 3, 4 and 5 UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area Goal Areas 1–5 Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings align its strategies to the new context. Haiti using the lessons learned from pilot initiative. Country programme evaluation every country programme cycle as in Haiti there are regularly significant shifts in the programming context due to the protracted and fastchanging emergency context; To inform the design of the outcomes and associated strategies for the next country programme; Evaluation on the strategic positioning of UNICEF in Haiti; Organizational effectiveness evaluations that examine how well the programme is achieving results, managing critical enablers and/or how well UNICEF is adjusting to the larger context. Expected start date (month and year, or year only) First quarter of 2026 Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars 90 000 (RR) 90 000 (OR) 180 000 (Total) To improve organizational effectiveness of the remaining period country programme implementation based on evaluative analysis of the current country programme and Level 1 emergency responses; To enhance UNICEF accountability to key stakeholders, including the national Government, donors and other United Nations agencies; To contribute to UNICEF organizational learning; To distil emerging good practices and challenges from both development and humanitarian interventions during the country programme period, 5 Evaluation title United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (or equivalent) outcome UNICEF Strategic Plan, 2022–2025 Goal Area Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings Expected start date (month and year, or year only) Anticipated cost and provisional source of funding (regular resources (RR) or other resources (OR)), in United States dollars and draw lessons to inform future planning and implementation. Initiative on national monitoring and evaluation capacity development Outcomes 1–5 Goal Areas 1–5 Strengthen national evaluation capacity development To inform national policies and plans for advancing child rights in Haiti; 2023 100 000 (RR) 100 000 (OR) 200 000 (Total) To strengthen national evaluation capacities and national evaluation systems; To strengthen evidence-based decision- making and programming of UNICEF-supported national interventions; To enhance government and UNICEF accountability to key stakeholders and contribute to joint learning and knowledge-sharing. Total resources 505 000 (RR) 1 520 000 (OR) 2 025 000 (Total) 6