- Executive summary
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Methodology of the evaluation
- 2.1 Evaluation Questions, Judgment Criteria and Indicators
- 2.2 Data collection process
- 2.3 Limitations
- 3 The Cooperation context
- 3.1 Trends in Economic development
- 3.2 Private sector development
- 3.3 MDG achievements and poverty
- 3.4 Governance and civil society development
- 3.5 Ethiopia‘s policy framework
- 3.5.1 Transport sector
- 3.5.2 Food security
- 3.5.3 Education
- 3.5.4 Health
- 3.6 External aid
- 4 EU cooperation with Ethiopia
- 4.1 9th EDF Intervention Logic
- 4.2 10th EDF Intervention Logic
- 4.3 Overall strategic response
- 5 Findings
- 5.1 Ability of PBS to achieve objectives initially assigned to GBS
- 5.2 PBS effects on public expenditures
- 5.3 Effects on the road network management and road operations regulation
- 5.4 Effect of EU funded road rehabilitation projects on accessibility
- 5.5 Effects on food insecurity
- 5.6 Effects on agricultural assets
- 5.7 Effects on administrative decentralisation
- 5.8 Civil society empowerment
- 5.9 Effects on stability and conflict prevention
- 5.10 EU aid modalities mix
- 5.11 Findings on the previous Country level Evaluation
- 6 Conclusions
- Global assessement
- 6.1 Metaconclusions
- 6.2 Specific conclusions
- 6.2.1 GBS and PBS – Supporting Primary Education and Health (EQ 1 and 2)
- 6.2.2 Road SBS (EQ 2 and 3)
- 6.2.3 Food Security (EQ 5 and 6)
- 6.2.4 Decentralisation (EQ 7)
- 6.2.5 Civil Society (EQ 8)
- 6.2.6 Conflict Prevention (EQ 9)
- 6.2.7 Aid efficiency (from EQ 10)
- 7 Recommendations
- List of Tables
- List of figures
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