CMI Report | 2005

Afghanistan: Findings on education, environment, gender,health, livelihood and water and sanitation

Arne Strand, Gunnar Olesen (eds.) (2005)
Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Report R 2005: 15) 129 p.

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Arne Strand, Gunnar Olesen (eds.) (2005). Afghanistan: Findings on education, environment, gender,health, livelihood and water and sanitation. Bergen: Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI Report R 2005: 15)

The Chr Michelsen Institute (CMI) (Lead agency), Copenhagen Development Consultants (Copenhagen DC) and the German Association of Development Consultants (AGEG) undertook during 2005 a Multidonor Evaluation of emergency and reconstruction aid to Afghanistan (2001 to early 2005) on behalf of Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The full report (in English) and a short version (in English, Dari and Pashtu) are available from Danida Evaluation Department. This evaluation included in-depth studies of the main sectors supported by the five donors, being education, health, livelihoods and water and sanitation, and of two cross cutting issues: gender and environment. The authors of these studies are: Education Sector Holger Munsch Environment Daud Saba Gender Sadiqa Basiri Health Sector Merete Taksdal Livelihoods Sector Sarah Grey Water and Sanitation Sector Richard Ellert

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