Bodhi conducted the final evaluation of the Broadening Emergency and Graduation Efforts in Borno (BEGE) programme for Mercy Corps and the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The 30-month humanitarian programme operated across five Local Government Areas in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria (Gwoza, Damboa, Dikwa, Konduga, and Monguno), delivering integrated assistance to 238,369 displaced, returnee, and host community households. The program aligned with the Borno State Government’s Strategic Transformational Initiatives (STIs) 2020–2030 and its 25-Year Development Framework. The evaluation employed mixed methods to assess programme performance across eight sectors: Health, Nutrition, WASH, Food Assistance, Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA), Protection, Shelter, and Agriculture. The study examined the programme's two core purposes: meeting critical life-preserving needs of vulnerable populations and establishing early recovery and durable solutions pathways. The evaluation also identified key enablers that contributed to results achievement, barriers that limited the extent to which results could be observed and other external influencing factors.