Project Description:

The Japan Platform (JPF) is an international emergency humanitarian aid organization that concentrates on refugee and natural disaster issues and provides the most suitable and extensive emergency aid in response to humanitarian needs. In Cox’s Bazar, there are three active initiatives in health, medical support, and education for FDMN and host communities.  

The current final evaluation focuses on the initiative entitled “Health and Medical Assistance for Myanmar Nationals and Host Communities” Japan International Support Program (JISP) planned and managed the initiative, while Health Management BD Foundation (HMBD) implemented it. This initiative has been carried out in FDMN camps 2E, 2W, and 6, as well as in the Host Community of Teknaf Upazila. The duration of the assignment was from February 2022 to August 2022. This evaluation employed a mixed method approach, which combines qualitative and quantitative approaches.  

In addition to a desk-based document review, qualitative data will be collected through Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), Focus Group Discussions (FGDs), In-Depth Interviews (IDIs), and Physical Observation. A structured questionnaire survey will be administered to acquire quantitative data. Eight fundamental Humanitarian Standards (CHS) and six criteria from the OCED-DAC evaluation framework will be used to evaluate the program.