Independent Evaluation of the ADH joint appeal to the Syrian refugee crisis

The purpose of this evaluation, commissioned by ADH, was to determine the extent to which limited or no direct access to target groups at the local level has affected project and programme strategies in the Syria refugee crisis response. This evaluation focused on nine projects implemented in Syria and Lebanon by nine ADH-funded member organisations (MOs) and their implementing partners (IPs). Each project provided people affected by the Syrian refugee crisis with essential humanitarian aid, including WASH and medical services, shelter and vocational training. Without evaluating the activities and outcomes of the programmes themselves, this evaluation is entirely focused on drawing lessons learned based on each MO and IP’s unique experiences on remote humanitarian management.