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Evaluation of EU’s emergency trust fund for stability and addressing root causes of migration in Africa

International cooperation and development

As a response to the 2015 'migration and refugee crisis', the EU launched the EU Emergency Trust Fund for stability and addressing the root causes of irregular migration and displaced persons in Africa to support the implementation of the agenda. This mid-term evaluation will assess the strategic approach and operationalisation of the EU Trust Fund for Africa.

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Caritas Europa, 7 Dec 2018

Caritas Europa (CE) welcomes this feedback on the MTE of the EUTF. Our members have been involved in development projects funded under the EUTF. CE suggests the evaluation should note the following: 1 Assess how the architecture of the EUTF is impacting quality and scope of development projects.…

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CONCORD Europe, 7 Dec 2018

Based on CONCORD’s analysis published in Jan 2018 and on CONCORD members’ inputs, we suggest that the Mid-Term Evaluation (MTE) of the EUTF for Africa is approached in line with the following recommendations. - Always consider the EU’s fundamental values. EUTF projects must integrate human…

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ACTION CONTRE LA FAIM, 7 Dec 2018

Action Against Hunger welcomes the mid-term evaluation (MTE) of the EUTF. It should be part of a broader effort to monitor its impact on populations and ensure accountability, including through a stronger democratic control of the European Parliament. “The EUTF […] aims to foster stability and…

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Voluntary Organisations in Cooperation in Emergencies, 6 Dec 2018

VOICE (Voluntary Organisations in Cooperation in Emergencies) is a network representing 86 European NGOs active in humanitarian aid worldwide. VOICE is the main NGO interlocutor with the European Union on emergency aid and disaster risk reduction and it promotes the values of NGOs working in…

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Institut de Recherche pour le Développement, 7 Dec 2018

IRD wish to react on 3 points - detailed below : 1. To remind the 7 research proposals sent in 2017 to DEVCO and left without any reply 2. To ask transparency on the Research Facility for Sahel 3. To highlight the Migration-Desertification Study delivered to UNCCD and flag on research and policy…