According to EU studies if the project is implemented in areas such as forecasting extreme weather conditions, management of renewable sources of energy and agricultural sector, the European economy will have a positive financial impact of 10,8- 13,5 billion euros.
The project is implemented by the Princess Taghrid Institute for Development and Training.
The project is implemented under the Ministry of Women and Children's Affairs.
Since the project was implemented as a programmatic intervention, tracer team activities, mechanisms of tracing, modes of transportation, and health facility placement varied by subdistrict.
The data collected from classroom observations and interviews as the project was implemented was analysed and compared with responses from questionnaires 18 months after additional financial and external human resources had been withdrawn.
Findings and Conclusions: Overall the project has performed well in terms of achieving the output targets, especially as the project was implemented in post flood recovery context.
Also, as the project was implemented in post disaster relief/recovery context where more or less all communities affected by floods have had either received or continue to receive humanitarian assistance, which constrained to have a authentic control group.
These relationships, and the degree of collaboration and partnership created and sustained within them, shaped how the project was implemented and evaluated, as well as potential for scale-up and sustainability of the intervention.
The project was implemented as a stand-alone application using C++ and ROOT, a framework developed by CERN for data analysis.
The project was implemented as case studies in five countries - Bangladesh, Ghana, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Tanzania.
The project was implemented as part of FAO's Improve Household Food Security activities, which was one of the themes of the 1992 International Conference on Nutrition (ICN).
