Evaluering
Women Against AIDS End of term project evaluation
Women Against AIDS project (WAA) is implemented by Pentecostal Churches of Uganda (PCU) in partnership with PYM Norway and Digni. PCU is a faith based organisation in Uganda that also belongs to the worldwide Pentecostal movement. WAA started in 2002 with the aim of addressing issues of HIV and AIDs among women and children in 9 local communities in selected districts of the Eastern part of Uganda namely; Mbale, Busia, Butaleja, Pallisa, Bugiri, Manafwa, Malaba and Tororo. The main target group of the project is children between the ages of 8-14 years, both school going and non school going children who are reached through their caregivers, teachers and other local leaders. WAA opted for an ‘early’ end of project evaluation in 2015 whose overall aim was to assess the project’s impact on the target groups, communities and PCU as an institution; the extent to which it achieved its intended objectives and any unforeseen results both for the direct and indirect beneficiaries, the efficiency and effectiveness of the project design and delivery in relation to achieved results, the implications of these on the projects’ sustainability beyond external funding and give recommendations on the way forward for the future of WAA.