Evaluation of Citizens Against Corruption Programme

The objectives of the independent Project Completion Assessment were to assess:

1. the degree to which the project achieved, or was likely to achieve, all or most of its objectives;

2. the implementation performance and contributions of the activities and outputs to the planned results; and

3. the results achieved and disseminated.

Karnataka, Kerala, Odisha, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand

• Constructing an evaluation design and tool for collecting and collating data in response to the evaluation objectives and questions

• Review of secondary literatures like project contracts and plans, management reports, monitoring reports, progress reports, etc.

• Collecting data from the project sites through field visits, interviews with key stakeholders including project implementing agencies, communities, government officials, local government elected representatives, and so on

• Preparation of individual Project Completion Assessment reports and synthesis reports

• 5 independent Project Completion Assessment reports and one synthesis report in Phase 1

• 7 independent Project Completion Assessment reports and one synthesis report in Phase 2 (including the findings from Phase 1)

• 11 independent Project Completion Assessment reports and one synthesis report in Phase 3 (including the findings from Phases 1 and 2)

• The synthesis reports analysed the processes, scores against various pre-defined parameters, results, impacts, suggestions and overall conclusions