End-of-project Performance Evaluation of the HIV/AIDS Service Capacity Project (USCP) Ukraine (2012) – ME&A
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End-of-project Performance Evaluation of the HIV/AIDS Service Capacity Project (USCP) Ukraine (2012)

End-of-project Performance Evaluation of the HIV/AIDS Service Capacity Project (USCP) Ukraine (2012)

ME&A carried out the USCP end-of project performance evaluation in September, 2012. The primary goal was to assess the relevance, effectiveness, and efficiency of major USCP activities and discuss approaches for follow-on US government assistance in HIV policy. The ME&A team traveled to Ukraine for a period of eight weeks. The evaluation methodology consisted of qualitative and quantitative data resulted from mixed methods approach such as: review of secondary data and background documents; in-depth key informant interviews; focus group discussions with relevant groups; and online surveys. USCP was a five-year US Government missions project aimed to reduce the transmission of HIV and improve the quality of life of those affected. The project’s primary objective was to expand access to quality HIV/AIDS prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care and support services for the most at-risk populations.