Inter-Agency Humanitarian Evaluation of the Response to the Crisis in Afghanistan

New York (New York - USA): Inter-Agency Humanitarian Evaluation Steering Group (IAHE SG), 2024.

English

5 v.

WFPELR2934

This evaluation concerns the collective humanitarian response to the crisis in Afghanistan since August 2021. Specifically, it assesses the value of the coordinated response by members of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (UN and non-governmental agencies and consortia) and their in-country partners to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. The evaluation assesses the adequacy, relevance, and effectiveness of that response against an analysis of the humanitarian crisis, its nature and causes, and the ways in which millions of Afghans have experienced it. In making this assessment, the evaluation considers how well humanitarian actors and the coordinated humanitarian system navigated the complex and challenging political and operational landscape from 2021 to mid-2023 and the period preceding the Taliban takeover. It considers what lessons can be learned from this experience and their implications for future practice in Afghanistan and beyond, when funding and operational space are becoming increasingly restricted.

Electronic ed.

Public

ELR 2934

English

MON-129809