Relief International’s ECHO and OFDA-funded projects aimed to support WASH and health activities in Syria. Through a partnership between iAPS and Trust, third party monitoring of the health and WASH activities was carried out, complementing the monitoring system put in place by RI to verify the criteria in the Terms of Reference for each project. The methodology involved a combination of surveys, KIIs, a health facility monitoring checklist, FGDs, and a final holistic sector-specific analysis. A comprehensive report of findings was produced, including recommendations for the projects moving forward.
Sector/s : WASH, Health
Project type : Monitoring (Post-distribution)
Location : Syria
Period : March – July 2017
Donor : OFDA, ECHO
