Following the completion of the project 'Building Sustainable Livelihoods to Promote Social Cohesion and Peaceful Co-Existence of Vulnerable Populations in Plateau State, Nigeria', Bodhi conducted an end of project evaluation for the Norwegian Refugee Council. The project aimed to increase the resilience of conflict-affected populations and to improve productivity and access to HLP across the region. The project was implemented across six Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Plateau State: Bassa, Bokkos, Mangu, Riyom, Shendam, and Wase. Bodhi's evaluation assessed the project's performance across its integrated programming approach and diverse beneficiary groups. The evaluation examined not only the achievement of quantitative targets, but also the qualitative dimensions of change, ensuring a holistic and comprehensive evaluation of a two year project. Utilising a theory-based evaluation approach, the evaluation integrated a gender‐transformative and conflict‐sensitive lens, tailoring the evaluation to the unique circumstances in Plateau State, Nigeria.