Food for Peace Evaluation and Learning Mechanism (EVELYN)

ME&A holds the Food for Peace Evaluation and Learning Mechanism (EVELYN) task order contract to provide quality evaluation data to the USAID Office of Food for Peace (FFP). EVELYN is being implemented over two years beginning in March 2017. Through EVELYN, the ME&A team provides performance and impact evaluations, population based surveys, post-project evaluations, process evaluations, and thematic studies to USAID/FFP. ME&A supplies USAID with quality data about all aspects of its programing in order to assist in future project design and implementation. ME&A’s subcontractors include: Abt Associates, ICF International, NORC at the University of Chicago, and Tango International.

FFP, USAID’s primary food assistance program, has reached more than three billion hungry people since its inception some 60 years ago. FFP provides emergency food assistance to those affected by conflict and natural disasters and provides development food assistance to address the underlying causes of hunger. FFP’s programs cover a broad array of activities designed to help communities build their resilience so they can prevent or mitigate shocks, make sure they have food during a crisis and provide them the tools to recover and build the foundation for their long-term development.

For more information on EVELYN and its current activities, please click on the flyer below: