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Thematic Review: CAFOD’s International work in HIV-related care and mitigation

This review examines how CAFOD's approach to HIV care and support is promoted in programme practice; if and how it is relevant and valuable to the context and work of partner programmes; and what difference it makes to the lives of the people we work with.

Evaluation: CAFOD/CDTY Emergency Intervention Western Equatoria, Southern Sudan 2009-2010

During 2009, attacks attributed to the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), in Sudan, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic, caused mass displacement in the region. Approximately 87,000 were displaced in Southern Sudan, including 65,000 IDPs and 12,000 refugees in Western Equatoria State.

Evaluation: Horn and East Africa drought response

CAFOD's response to the Horn and East Africa drought

Evaluation: IFS programme in South Kivu DRC (co-funded by EC)

The programme ‘Development of a civil society network for conflict transformation in the Archdiocese of Bukavu, DRC’ was implemented by three CAFOD partners, the Association of the Central African Episcopal Conferences (ACEAC) Justice and Peace Commission, Caritas Bukavu and Centre Olame between September 2009 and September 2012. The programme aimed to enable and empower Church-based actors in South Kivu to prevent re-emerging conflict through enhanced field-based political analysis and early warning systems. It was co-funded by the EU and the evaluation took place in May 2011.