Impact of FRG Project Interventions on the Livelihoods of Farmers - Kinati, Wole;Chinnan, K.P.M;Bekele, Adam
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The primary development goal of the Ethiopian government is to achieve food security and sustain high economic and export growth levels with the aim to eradicate poverty. There are a number of projects /programs underway in the country to contribute to the realization of this goal by non-governmental organizations and private agencies in line with government intervention in different parts of the country. Evaluating the efforts of project is particularly critical in developing countries like Ethiopia where resources are scarce and every dollar spent should aim to maximize its impact on poverty…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The primary development goal of the Ethiopian government is to achieve food security and sustain high economic and export growth levels with the aim to eradicate poverty. There are a number of projects /programs underway in the country to contribute to the realization of this goal by non-governmental organizations and private agencies in line with government intervention in different parts of the country. Evaluating the efforts of project is particularly critical in developing countries like Ethiopia where resources are scarce and every dollar spent should aim to maximize its impact on poverty reduction. If programs are poorly designed, the benefits do not reach their intended beneficiaries, or the resources are wasteful. With the right information they can be redesigned, improved, or eliminated if deemed necessary. This book attempts to evaluate one of the projects implemented in the central rift-valley of Oromia by employing a cross sectional data collected from a randomly selected participant and nonparticipant households. PSM econometric model was employed to estimate the impact of the intervention on targeted households to draw implications for policy recommendations.
Autorenporträt
Wole K. Wakjira, is a student of Master of Development Evaluation and Management at University of Antwerpen, Belguim. And also has Master of Rural Development studied at Haramaya University, Ethiopia.