The final report for a Mokoro evaluation of The World Food Programme’s (WFP) policy on Country Strategic Plans, led by Muriel Visser, has been published.

The evaluation  assessed the quality and results of the policy, along with the factors that enabled or hindered progress. It covered the period from 2017 to 2022 and employed a theory-based, participatory, mixed-methods approach drawing on primary and secondary data sources. It included extensive desk reviews, an online global survey, interviews, focus group discussions, thematic round table discussions and workshops with WFP country offices, regional bureaux and relevant headquarters units.

The evaluation findings are organised around three dimensions of analysis: strategic repositioning; programming quality and results; and management, governance and accountability.

The Evaluation Report, as well as the WFP Management Response, a Summary Evaluation Report, and an infographic summarising the key findings, conclusions and recommendations are available for download here.