The evaluation provides an independent assessment of the UNFPA support to Bhutan and broadens the evidence base to inform the design of the next UNFPA country programme cycle. The evaluation assesses the programming on sexual and reproductive health and rights and adolescents and young people, as well as cross-cutting issues such as gender equality and women’s empowerment and strengthening of data systems. 

This evaluation aims to generate evidence and lessons to provide a set of clear, forward-looking and actionable recommendations for the next programme cycle of UNFPA Cambodia by supplying an independent assessment of the relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of UNFPA support, including coverage and connectedness in the humanitarian contexts. The evaluation also aims to assess the ability of UNFPA Cambodia to respond and adapt to changing contexts (including but not limited to COVID-19), new emerging issues, and national priorities.

The evaluation provides UNFPA Lesotho and the national stakeholders with an independent assessment of the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of UNFPA support, and broadens the evidence base to inform the design of the next programme cycle. The evaluation also provides an assessment of the geographic and demographic coverage of UNFPA humanitarian assistance in Lesotho and the ability of UNFPA to connect immediate, life-saving support with long-term development objectives.

The evaluation provides an independent assessment of the performance of the sixth country programme of UNFPA Namibia. The evaluation also assesses the role played by UNFPA Namibia in the coordination mechanisms of the United Nations Country Team, in order to enhance the collective contribution of the United Nations to national development results.