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UN Women welcomes the findings of the Mid-Term Evaluation of the Gender and Agriculture Programme. The overall purpose of the Mid-term Evaluation was to assess progress towards achieving programme outputs, outcomes and goal, and to consider the validity of assumptions made in the logical framework. In terms of methodology, the evaluation used a mixture of qualitative and quantitative methods to assess the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the programme. An external evaluator conducted the evaluation. The evaluation found that implementation of the Gender and Agriculture Programme is on track despite the encountered challenges. Several recommendations were made to inform future programme design. The recommendations from the evaluation focused on four key areas: Balance of inputs and outputs in the Programme development results framework; Direction of the programme – defining strategic entry points; Implementation arrangements; and Regular reviews and learning. UN Women Malawi accepted eight of the twelve specific recommendations. Two specific recommendations are partially accepted and the rest are not accepted. The detailed management response is presented in the table below.
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