Evaluation of Emergency Assistance to Sustain Health Care Services in Jenin, Tubas and Hebron Areas.

Country: 

Palestine, West Bank (Jenin, Tubas and Hebron).

Date:  

2006-2006

Client:

Care International, Funded by European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO).

Project background:

The Emergency Assistance to Sustain Health Care Services project is an emergency relief project implemented by Care International West Bank &Gaza, funded by European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO). It aimed mainly to provide an adequate level of health care coverage and good quality basic health care in remote villages in West Bank and selected communities in Gaza Strip.

As a part of this project, emergency assistance health care services was implemented in Jenin, Tubas and Hebron areas  by CARE WB&G in partnership with Ministry of Health (MoH), Palestine Medical Relief Society (PMRS), and Health Work Committees (HWC). The main  goal of  these services were  to contribute to improvement of the wellbeing of Palestinians in vulnerable communities in Jenin, Tubas and Hebron districts, through providing basic health services to vulnerable communities in these districts by increasing the coverage of primary health care services and training of health staff.

The project objective:

The main objective of this evaluation assignment was to evaluate the outcomes of Emergency Assistance to Sustain Health Care Services Project on the targeted communities in Jenin, Tubas, and Hebron areas as well as on project‘s staff by highlighting the following main points:

• The progress of project activities ( progress VS work plans), difficulties which has faced implementation, and lessons learnt.
• The project’s main areas of success and failure.
• Recommendations for further improvements in implementation effectiveness , performance and avoid problems in future projects.
• Project’s relevance ,effectiveness , effeciency, impact and sustainability.