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Full Report of the Evaluation of Ethiopia PRRO 6180 - "Targeted food assistance for refugees in Ethiopia and for refugee repatriation"

Author(s): Kirkby, J., Weingarten, L., Crawford, N. and Green, S.

Journal: World Food Programme

Pages: 64pp
Core Themes: Displacement and Forced Migration; Gender, Inclusion and Equity
Crisis Types: Displacement
Sectors: Health and Nutrition; Logistics
Resource types: Evaluations and Lessons Learned
Countries: Ethiopia
Continents: Africa
Languages: English
Organisations: World Food Programme (WFP)
Formats: Long read
Population Groups: Women and Girls
Collections: Accountability to affected populations (AAP)

Date published: 2001

The objective of the document is to assess the WFP assistance to refugees in Ethiopia between April 2000 and May 2001 and assess the usefulness of the PRRO category.

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https://www.wfp.org/operations/evaluation/doclist.asp?section=5&sub_section=8&EBDoc=WFP/EB.1/2002/5/3&Year=2002&ID=WFP010291

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