the project.

This feminist evaluation emphasised co-creation and capacity-strengthening at every stage and included the development of a Consortium Reference Group, including Civil Society Organisations, to hold the Evaluation Team to account, share learning, and ensure the evaluation remains contextually relevant.

To meet the Durable Peace Programme's strategic needs and maximise capacity strengthening across the consortium, the evaluation process adopted a network approach, for example, by deploying activities to promote Communities of Practice and emphasising local and civil society organisations.

The team created parallel platforms to enable consortium members to advance learning objectives, and the evaluation outputs focused on utility for consortium partners beyond the end of the evaluation process.