Humanitarian system and the core principles and frameworks that underpin it–Humanitarian International Law, Humanitarian Principles, UN Reform, Cluster system and coordination.

Including all relevant sectors–shelter, WASH, education in emergencies, food assistance, health and nutrition, gender, protection, accountability to affected populations, cash-based interventions.

Government national policies in relevant sectors such as climate change adaptation, poverty reduction, social protection programmes, vulnerability analysis, economic and agricultural development and innovation, cash programs and related technology, education, child protection, gender equality and women’s empowerment, nutrition and health, peacebuilding, rule of law, human rights, and security reform.

Focused on assessing the extent to which donor goals and plans were achieved and whether the resources were used effectively and efficiently. These evaluations involve multiple objectives: To identify lessons learned that can inform and improve future programming; and to provide information to the donors, public, and national authorities regarding the use of public and donated funds.