ILO considers evaluation as an integral part of the implementation of development cooperation projects. Provision is made in the project that a final evaluation will be conducted in collaboration with UH-Habitat in accordance with the ILO evaluation policy and guidelines. The project document states that the final evaluation will be the opportunity for an in-depth reflection on the Theory of Change, strategy and assumptions guiding the intervention, as well as the impact of the action in the lives of targeted beneficiaries of the project. The final evaluation will be used to assess the progress towards the results, identify the main difficulties/constraints, assess the impact of the project for the targeted populations, and formulate lessons learned and practical recommendations to improve future similar projects. Furthermore, the evaluation might be instrumental to provide an opportunity for an in-depth reflection on the strategy and assumptions guiding the intervention. This final evaluation will examine the relevance, coherence, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, and potential impact of the project. It will provide recommendations for future similar projects. This evaluation will also identify strengths and weaknesses in the project design, strategy, and implementation mechanisms as well as lessons learned and good practices.