Real-time evaluation in Haiti, three months after the earthquake of 12 January 2010

April 2010 - April 2010

This evaluation covers the response provided between January and April 2010. It focuses on all levels involved in the response, from affected populations to agency headquarters. It focused on looking at the response in Port-au-Prince, Gressier, Léogâne and Jacmel as well as in areas affected by population movements from areas directly affected by the earthquake (Gonaïves, Saint Marc).

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Inter Agency Standing Committee (IASC)

The Real Time Evaluation (RTA) examined all sectors but focused on issues managed by the Shelter, Water and Sanitation, Health, Food Aid, Agriculture, Camp Management clusters as well as some cross-cutting issues, including Environment and Gender. The team provided recommendations to address the findings of the mission. What worked, what didn’t work? why? and how to solve these difficulties?

This evaluation of the humanitarian response following the Haiti earthquake of 12 January 2010 was carried out in partnership with the Global Public Policy Institute (GPPI) three months after the disaster.

Due to the scale of this disaster and the size of the response, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) immediately launched a real-time evaluation process in order to

Keep decision-makers both in Haiti and in agency headquarters informed about the progress being made ;
To regularly learn lessons and make the relevant adjustments as a result. A video was made as part of this project.

Real-time evaluation Report in Haiti, three months after the earthquake (12 January 2010)EN

Carried out by

François Grünewald

Co-founder & Honorary President

fgrunewald@urd.org

@Fr_Grunewald

Real-time evaluation in Haiti, three months after the earthquake of 12 January 2010

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