In 2009, CIDA evaluated the GRID-NEA projects in Ghana. We were thrilled to see how positively our work was viewed, and wanted to share some of the findings with you.
Highlights from the Evaluation Report
- Relevant: GRID-NEA projects are meeting real needs of people who otherwise would not receive assistance.
- Holistic: The many interconnected components of our projects work together to achieve sustainable development.
- Effective: We are stewarding resources well so that we can make the greatest impact possible.
- Authentic: Our staff members are known for their commitment, integrity, and credibility.
- Sustainable: The results from our projects are locally-based and long-lasting.
- Exemplary: Some of the successes from our projects can be used to help other organizations.
If you’d like to learn more about the evaluation process, findings, and recommendations, you can download a summary or read more highlights online.
I am thrilled to hear this! That was excactly my own impression from our field visit in Carpenter in April 2009.
Congratulations,
Torill Bull
University of Bergen, Norway
Thanks for being as excited about this as we are, Torill. It’s so nice to receive this kind of encouragement in the midst of the day-to-day work that goes into the programming.