Crisis and Peacebuilding

FARPoD has conducted various evaluations and assessments in fragile and conflict-affected countries with the aim of measuring performance and impact, identifying needs, and monitoring and verifying activities. This is achieved through data collection, fieldwork, analysis, and reporting. The information gathered is used to support clients, their staff, and implementing partners in shaping conflict programming. As part of its crisis and conflict program-oriented methodology, FARPoD conducts evidence-based evaluations to assess project performance and client project performance plans (PMPs). Additionally, FARPoD conducts data quality assessments and provides training sessions to enhance self-reliance in local communities and improve the effectiveness of government and private implementation partners. With extensive experience in independent monitoring and evaluation services, FARPoD is able to quickly deploy project staff and consultants for site visits. It also establishes in-house databases to host field monitoring data and develops communication channels in fragile states. These efforts aim to build community conflict prevention and mitigation networks, enhance local security, and improve response capacity.