Costed evaluation plan - Côte d'Ivoire - UNICEF country programme of cooperation, 2021-2025
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Costed evaluation plan – Côte d’Ivoire – UNICEF country programme of cooperation, 2021–2025
The table draws from the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan to cover present evaluations planned for the duration of the programme
cycle. Additional guidance on financial resources for evaluation is outlined in the revised Evaluation Policy (E/ICEF/2018/14).
Anticipated cost
and provisional
source of funding
Expected (regular resources
United Nations Sustainable start date (RR) or other
Development Cooperation UNICEF Strategic (month and resources (OR)), in
Framework (or equivalent) Plan, 2018–2021 Goal year, or year United States
Evaluation title outcome Area Criteria used for selection Intended use of evaluation findings only) dollars
Summative UNSDCF outcome 4: Goal Area 1 The Expanded The findings of the evaluation July 2021 RR: 125 000
evaluation of the By 2025, people, Programme on will feed into the national OR: 80 000
Expanded particularly the most Immunization (EPI) review of the Sustainable Total: 205 000
Programme on vulnerable, have evaluation covers the Development Goals planned
Immunization, equitable access to a focus areas of key for 2021, including target 3.2
2016–2020 minimum social result for children of Goal 3 and the evaluation of
protection floor and (KRC) 1 on KRC 1.
use health services immunization. It is a
(maternal, newborn country-led evaluation The results of the evaluation
and child, reproductive with a summative will be used to help define the
health, HIV/AIDS, function covering the strategic objectives of the
non-communicable past four years of EPI 2021–2025 National Health
diseases), nutrition, implementation Development Plan.
protection (child (2016–2020).
labour, violence),
quality water, hygiene It will aim to
and sanitation, contribute to the
including in review of the EPI by
emergency situations. helping to identify its
promising strategies
and the major
constraints to its
implementation.
This evaluation will
also be part of efforts
to improve the
efficiency of public
spending and the
performance of
different actors (State
and non-State) in the
implementation of the
EPI.
It will contribute to
the process of
1strengthening national
evaluation capacities
and public policy
evaluation practices
pursued by UNICEF in
Côte d’Ivoire.
It also represents an
effort to generate
evidence related to
KRC 1 on
immunization.
Impact evaluations UNSDCF outcome 3: Goal Area 2 The impact evaluation The results of the impact April 2022 RR: 250 000
(midterm and final) By 2025, children, will be guided by evaluation of performance (midterm OR: 250 000
of performance adolescents, youth criteria from the contracts will be used to guide evaluation) Total: 500 000
contracts in the (girls and boys) and Organization for strategic decision-making
education sector adults, especially those Economic Cooperation aimed at improving the quality April 2024
from vulnerable and Development and of learning in schools at the (final
households, have by the norms and national level and evaluation)
access to better standards of the strengthening school
opportunities to United Nations governance.
quality and inclusive Evaluation Group.
education, functional This impact evaluation
literacy and vocational Beyond key questions includes a midterm and a final
training. related to impact, the wave of data collection and
evaluation will look at analysis, with the initial
other aspects related to evaluation (baseline) planned
performance for 2021.
contracting, including
implementation and The results of the evaluation
gender mainstreaming. will feed into both the
evaluation of KRC 4 on
On the basis of its improving the quality of
findings and learning as well as the
conclusions, the National Voluntary Review,
evaluation will guide particularly in relation to
the implementation of Sustainable Development Goal
performance contracts 4.
currently being tested
and will help to
identify promising
strategies in the
targeted areas with a
view to guiding the
scale-up of this
approach in the future.
It also represents an
effort to generate
evidence in relation to
2KRC 4 on improved
learning.
Joint summative UNSDCF outcome 1: Goal Areas 3 and 5 The evaluation will The results of the evaluation July 2022 RR: 150 000
evaluation by By 2025, young focus on the strategy will be used to report back to OR: 100 000
UNICEF and Save people (girls and boys) on the provision of donors as well as the groups Total: 250 000
the Children of the especially those in cash transfers as a way and communities that this
social safety nets vulnerable situations, to increase children’s project intends to serve. As a
implemented in have greater access to withdrawal from work first step, the evaluation will
Soubré as part of socioeconomic on cacao plantations, examine whether the project
the Work: No opportunities and as envisioned in the has achieved its intended
Child’s Business develop to their full Work: No Child’s results or obtained unexpected
project to combat potential. Business project. The results. Secondly, it will
child labour evaluation is also promote the organizational
UNSDCF outcome 4: aimed at fulfilling the learning needed to decide
By 2025, people, requirement to inform whether to expand the cash
particularly the most both the donors and transfer strategy. Thirdly, the
vulnerable, have the strategy’s expected evaluation will guide strategic
equitable access to a beneficiaries about the thinking within UNICEF and
minimum social project’s major its national partners on
protection floor and achievements. As a community-based approaches
use health services joint evaluation by to protecting children from the
(maternal, newborn UNICEF and Save the worst forms of child labour.
and child, reproductive Children, this exercise Fourthly, it will feed into the
health, HIV/AIDS, will be aimed at national review process on the
non-communicable informing advocacy Sustainable Development
diseases), nutrition, efforts for the Goals, in particular Goal 8.
protection (child protection of children Fifthly, it will stimulate
labour, violence), from the worst forms organizational learning and
quality water, hygiene of child labour. knowledge sharing with other
and sanitation, UNICEF offices and other
including in partners in the region,
emergency situations. particularly with regard to
promising strategies for the
achievement of KRC 5 on the
protection of children from
violence and exploitation.
Formative UNSDCF outcome 4: Goal Area 1 This thematic The results of the evaluation March RR: 140 000
evaluation of By 2025, people, evaluation will guide will inform strategic thinking 2022 OR: 70 000
innovative particularly the most reflections on and decision-making related to Total: 210 000
strategies to reduce vulnerable, have strategies to accelerate the strengthening and scale-up
maternal and equitable access to a interventions to reduce of innovative and effective
neonatal mortality, minimum social the maternal mortality strategies to reduce maternal
particularly through protection floor and rate, which remains mortality. The evaluation will
uterine balloon use health services one of the highest in guide the implementation of
tamponade kits and (maternal, newborn the subregion. The interventions under the
the ‘kangaroo and child, reproductive evaluation is intended National Health Development
health, HIV/AIDS, to measure the added Plan aimed at improving
3mother care’ non-communicable value, if any, of such maternal and child health. It
method diseases), nutrition, innovations as uterine will feed into the national
protection (child balloon tamponade Sustainable Development
labour, violence), kits in reducing Goals review process,
quality water, hygiene maternal mortality. particularly on Goal 3. Finally,
and sanitation, Based on reliable the evaluation will guide
including in evidence, the advocacy for the scale-up of
emergency situations. evaluation will also innovative strategies to reduce
help to guide the maternal and neonatal
scale-up of this mortality.
strategy, which was
initiated by the
Government in 2019.
Lastly, the evaluation
will contribute to
knowledge sharing and
strategic thinking on
successful strategies
for accelerating the
reduction of maternal
and neonatal mortality
within the country and
the region.
Summative UNSDCF outcome 4: Goal Area 1 This formative The results of the evaluation April 2023 RR: 200 000
evaluation of the By 2025, people, evaluation will be part will be used to report back to OR: 50 000
multisectoral particularly the most of the Strategic donors as well as the groups Total: 250 000
community-based vulnerable, have Purchasing and and communities that this
approach to combat equitable access to a Alignment of project is intended to serve. As
malnutrition minimum social Resources and a first step, the evaluation will
through Centres for protection floor and Knowledge in Health inform them about the main
the Strengthening of use health services Project (SPARK) to achievements of the SPARK
Community (maternal, newborn meet the project, particularly regarding
Nutrition Activities and child, reproductive accountability the FRANCs. The evaluation
health, HIV/AIDS, requirements of the will feed into the Sustainable
non-communicable project’s main donor, Development Goals voluntary
diseases), nutrition, the World Bank. It will national review process with a
protection (child also assess the added focus on Goal 2. It will also
labour, violence), value of the feed into the strategic
quality water, hygiene multisectoral reflection on the consolidation
and sanitation, community-based of achievements and the
including in approach to combating scaling up of FRANCs.
emergency situations. malnutrition through Finally, it will stimulate
the Centres for the learning and knowledge
Strengthening of sharing related to innovative
Community Nutrition strategies that have the
Activities (Foyer de potential to accelerate progress
renforcement des towards achieving KRC 3 on
activités de nutrition equitable and sustainable
4communautaires access to education for
(FRANCs)). The UNICEF and its partners in
evaluation will Côte d’Ivoire as well as in the
promote the generation rest of the region.
of evidence on the
effectiveness of the
FRANCs and their
scale-up and the
replication of other
successful
multisectoral
approaches.
Formative UNSDCF outcome 1: Goal Areas 1 to 5 The formative The evaluation’s conclusions March RR: 200 000
evaluation of the By 2025, young evaluation will focus and recommendations will be 2023 OR: 50 000
programme on people (girls and boys) on the effects of the used to refine the Total: 250 000
strengthening the especially those in cooperation implementation of the country
resilience of vulnerable situations, programme on programme strategies in the
communities in the have greater access to community resilience area of community resilience.
convergence zone socioeconomic in the convergence In addition, the evaluation’s
and the resilience of opportunities and zones and on the results will be used to report
basic social service develop to their full resilience of basic back to donors as well as
delivery systems potential. social service delivery groups and communities that
systems. The this project is intended to
UNSDCF outcome 2: evaluation will be part serve. As a first step, the
By 2025, women and of the effort to guide evaluation will inform them of
girls have greater the improvement of the programme’s major
access to the programme’s achievements, particularly
socioeconomic and performance based on related to the implementation
technological the lessons learned in of innovations. Then it will
opportunities for their the first phase, with a feed into the review process of
empowerment, and for focus on innovative Sustainable Development
prevention and care of strategies, community Goals 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. The
all forms of violence, participatory evaluation will also stimulate
including harmful approaches and the organizational learning and
practices. outcomes of the knowledge sharing on
UNSDCF outcome 3: programme on participatory, community-
By 2025, children, community resilience. based approaches to achieving
adolescents, youth all of the KRCs for UNICEF
(girls and boys) and and its partners in
adults, especially those Côte d’Ivoire as well as in the
from vulnerable rest of the region.
households, have
access to better
opportunities to
quality and inclusive
education, functional
5literacy and vocational
training.
UNSDCF outcome 4:
By 2025, people,
particularly the most
vulnerable, have
equitable access to a
minimum social
protection floor and
use health services
(maternal, newborn
and child, reproductive
health, HIV/AIDS,
non-communicable
diseases), nutrition,
protection (child
labour, violence),
quality water, hygiene
and sanitation,
including in
emergency situations.
UNSDCF outcome 8:
By 2025, governance
systems are more
inclusive, accountable
and efficient and have
access to quality data,
and people live in an
environment where the
rule of law, labour,
gender equality, peace
and security rights are
respected and
effective.
Final evaluation of UNSDCF outcome 1: Goal Areas 1 to 5 This evaluation The conclusions and June 2023 RR: 300 000
the Côte d’Ivoire By 2025, young complies with the recommendations of the
UNICEF country people (girls and boys) norms established in evaluation will be used to
programme, 2021– especially those in the 2018 UNICEF guide the development of the
2025 vulnerable situations, evaluation policy. programme of cooperation
have greater access to Country offices are 2026–2030.
socioeconomic required to conduct an
opportunities and evaluation of the They will also feed into the
develop to their full country programme in Côte d’Ivoire voluntary
potential. at least one of the past national reviews on the
two programmes of Sustainable Development
UNSDCF outcome 2: cooperation, which Goals in relation to children.
By 2025, women and
6girls have greater was not the case for Finally, the evaluation will
access to Côte d’Ivoire. strengthen organizational
socioeconomic and knowledge on good practices
technological and innovations introduced in
opportunities for their the country programme 2021–
empowerment, and for 2025.
prevention and care of
all forms of violence,
including harmful
practices.
UNSDCF outcome 3:
By 2025, children,
adolescents, youth
(girls and boys) and
adults, especially those
from vulnerable
households, have
access to better
opportunities to
quality and inclusive
education, functional
literacy and vocational
training.
UNSDCF outcome 4:
By 2025, people,
particularly the most
vulnerable, have
equitable access to a
minimum social
protection floor and
use health services
(maternal, newborn
and child, reproductive
health, HIV/AIDS,
non-communicable
diseases), nutrition,
protection (child
labour, violence),
quality water, hygiene
and sanitation,
including in
emergency situations.
UNSDCF outcome 8:
By 2025, governance
systems are more
inclusive, accountable
and efficient and have
7access to quality data,
and people live in an
environment where the
rule of law, labour,
gender equality, peace
and security rights are
respected and
effective.
Formative UNSDCF outcome 3: Goal Area 2 The country-led The conclusions and January RR: 350 000
evaluation of the By 2025, children, evaluation of the ESP recommendations of the 2024 OR: 50 000
Education Sector adolescents, youth is part of the efforts of Education Sector Plan (ESP) Total: 400 000
Plan (girls and boys) and UNICEF to support evaluation will be used to
adults, especially those the Government’s identify promising strategies for
from vulnerable efforts to promote achieving ESP objectives. In
households, have public policy addition, the evaluation will help
access to better evaluation. to refine ESP implementation
opportunities to strategies and improve its
quality and inclusive As the ESP is the performance. It will also
education, functional reference framework strengthen the institutional
literacy and vocational document for framework for the coordination,
training. educational policies, implementation and use of the
its evaluation will help evidence generated to improve
to assess progress the management of education
made towards policies.
achieving Sustainable
Development Goal 4.
This evaluation will
serve as a practical
exercise in public
policy evaluation and
will strengthen the
institutional
framework, capacities
and practices for
public policy
evaluations.
Total RR: 1 715 000
OR: 650 000
Total: 2 365 000
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