Written: 2004 | Published: February 18, 2021 | John Cosgrave
Synthesis of findings on ECHO’s Policy of treating affected populations without regards to preconceived categories, specifically IDPs, Refugees and Returnees and Local Population, based on reviews in Sudan Angola and Afghanistan
This synthesis report was commissioned by ECHO to consider the findings of three ECHO evaluations in Sudan, Angola, and Afghanistan. The theme of the synthesis was the findings by the evaluation teams on ECHO policy of providing assistance according to need rather than according to a preconceived category such as refugee, internally displaced, or returnee.
The report was originally published by ECHO.
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