Mid-term evaluation for the South Africa GEF-funded project titled, “Building a resilient and resource-efficient Johannesburg: Increased access to urban services and improved quality of life”
The City of Johannesburg (CoJ) project titled “Building a resilient and resource-efficient Johannesburg: Increased access to urban services and improved quality of life”, was part of the GEF-6 Integrated Sustainable Cities Programme (SC-IAP) of the Global Environment Facility (GEF). The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) collaborated on this project, acting as GEF Implementing Agencies whilst the City of Johannesburg (CoJ) was the Executing Agency. The objective of the project was to foster city-level resilience, resource efficiency, emission reductions, and other co-benefits through area-based pilot demonstrations, systems analysis (food), and improved integrated planning. In accordance with the GEF project cycle, the child project had reached the phase of mid-term evaluation.
OneWorld undertook the mid-term evaluation which was done in line with the DBSA’s monitoring and evaluation policy and will assess progress towards the achievement of the project objectives and outcomes. OneWorld assessed signs of project success or failure with the aim of identifying if any changes need to be made, in order to set the project on-track to achieve its intended results. The mid-term evaluation also assessed the project performance in terms of relevance, effectiveness and efficiency, and considered project risks to sustainability.
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