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Gemeinsam für einen gerechten Frieden

Brot für die Welt veröffentlicht neue Evaluation
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Brot für die Welt hat die Förderbereichsevaluation „Gemeinsam für gerechten Frieden“ zur zivilen Konfliktbearbeitung und Friedensförderung veröffentlicht (Nummer 108). Neben der Wirkung und Positivbeispielen geht es auch um Verbesserungspotenziale. Zudem wird auf die Herausforderungen derartiger Evaluationsprozesse eingegangen.

Zwischen 2019 und 2021 wurden für die Analyse in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) 238 Projekte von Brot für die Welt in Kamerun, Kolumbien, Georgien und Südostasien betrachtet. Die Bewerter*innen der Partnerorganisationen schätzen die Förderung von Brot für die Welt insgesamt als sehr relevant ein. Besonders hervorgehoben wird die verlässliche Zusammenarbeit. Die Analyse schließt mit Erkenntnissen und Empfehlungen für die weitere Arbeit von Brot für die Welt und wie diese künftig umgesetzt werden können.

Der vollständige Bericht ist kostenlos auf der Webseite von Brot für die Welt verfügbar.

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Brot für die Welt Analyse 108: Gemeinsam für einen gerechten Frieden

Förderbereichsevaluation Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung und Friedensförderung

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