Endline Evaluation of ADAPT II
Bodhi conducted an end-line evaluation of Mercy Corps' Addressing Diverse and Acute Primary Threats to Human Security in North-eastern Nigeria (ADAPT) II Programme, funded by USAID/BHA. The programme aimed to save lives, alleviate suffering, and reduce the impact of disasters through a multisectoral approach. It focused on meeting critical and early recovery needs of 126,240 vulnerable displaced, returnee, and host populations in Borno state, while also developing research and analysis to inform humanitarian responses. Building on our experience from evaluating the first ADAPT programme, we implemented a regional-scale quantitative face-to-face survey to assess progress against fifteen standard BHA indicators. This was complemented by qualitative interviews to provide deeper insights. We employed an 'outcomes harvesting' approach to guide our analytical framework development. This comprehensive evaluation aimed to measure the programme's effectiveness in addressing human security threats and inform future humanitarian interventions in North-eastern Nigeria.
