Evaluation at FAO

Uganda

Evaluation of FAO’s Country Programme in Uganda

Jointly developed with the Government of Uganda and other partners, the current country programming framework (CPF) for Uganda covers the period from 2022 to 2025 and focuses on i) food security and nutrition health; ii) climate resilience and sustainable natural resources management; and iii) inclusive, equitable and sustainable economic growth.

What will the evaluation cover? 

The evaluation will cover FAO’s country portfolio in Uganda between 2018 and 2024, including activities backstopped by the Headquarter, the Regional Office for Africa and the Subregional Office for Eastern Africa. In particular, the evaluation will analyze the evolution of FAO’s portfolio (in terms of partnerships and thematic focus) over the considered time frame and assess FAO’s contributions towards national priorities, with a focus on selected areas identified with the Country Office as key learning priorities, namely:

  • FAO’s contributions in supporting agrifood systems in Uganda
  • FAO’s work in climate change, adaptation and mitigation in Uganda
  • FAO’s efforts in terms of inclusion (Leave no one behind), partnership, capacity development and policy support across the areas above mentioned.