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Rapid Cycle Assessment of FAO's Emergency Response in Ukraine

Evaluation brief, February 2024

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Year of publication 2024

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 2 p.

Author FAO;

Publisher FAO ;

Category Emergency response

Synopsis (short abstract) The Rapid Cycle Assessment (RCA) comes at the request of the Ukraine Country Office of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). It is a rapid and nimble strategic exercise that seeks to take stock of and reflect on achievements of the emergency programme in the country, and to distil lessons learned for future programming in Ukraine, as well as future FAO surge responses.The exercise will seek to answer two questions:1. What have been the results of FAO’s emergency response in Ukraine? The results to be assessed will be based on the outcomes outlined inthe programming frameworks.2. What are the key lessons that can feed into FAO Ukraine’s upcoming multiyear programme and any future surge responses?The RCA will be properly contextualized and rely on existing data and documents, as well as consultations with key stakeholders.

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