Evaluation of the “Impact and Sustainability Study for the H2ALL WaSH Consortium” At Norwegian Refugee Council

With the eleventh year of the Syrian crisis, Lebanon remains the country hosting the largest number of refugees per capita, with a government estimate of 1.5 million Syrian refugees, and a large population of Palestine refugees. The country is facing an unprecedented socio-economic crisis, further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the Beirut port explosion. This dire situation is severely affecting refugees, host communities and other vulnerable groups, such as migrant workers. Poverty levels are rising, along with difficulties in accessing livelihoods and meeting basic needs. The protection space in the country has drastically deteriorated and protection needs, including legal protection and specialised services, are increasingly being deprioritized by refugees and vulnerable groups, exposing them to additional risks.

OVERVIEW

The main purpose of the evaluation is to assess the programmatic impact and sustainability of selected activities of the consortium, and provide guidance for future consortium formulation and programme direction.

It is also meant for this evaluation to be used to calibrate future activities and strategies, adjust the support to water establishment based on projects’ achievements.

For more details, please click here to access the Terms of Reference (ToR)