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Gambella and Dollo Progress Evaluation Report
Summary
The goal of the project was to improve the safety and wellbeing of refugee and host community girls and boys in Gambella and Dollo Ado refugee camps through the provision of integrated child protection and Early Childhood Care Education (ECCE) services. And the overall objective of the evaluation is to assess the project’s progress and the extent to which planned project outputs and outcomes are achieved including the overall results, effects/changes realized, good practices, challenges faced and lessons learnt.
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Author: BPRM, Save the Children and New Enlightenment Training and Consultancy
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Save the Children
Date: July 5, 2022
Country: Ethiopia
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