Bodhi Kenya conducted the endline evaluation of Search for Common Ground's 'Uchaguzi Bila Balaa' project. This 18-month project aimed to foster collaborative and inclusive community-led prevention of election-related conflicts in Kenya. The purpose of the final evaluation was to understand and document the outcomes of the 'Uchaguzi Bila Balaa' project at all levels of implementation. Furthermore, the evaluation sought to understand how the project contributed to strengthening inclusive multi-stakeholder identification of and response to election-related violence risks in targeted communities, thereby increasing capacity and opportunities for community-led identification and prevention of election and post-election related violence To achieve this, Bodhi used a theory-based approach, employing the project's Theory of Change to evaluate performance against the four relevant OECD/DAC evaluation criteria: relevance, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability.