Evaluation Briefs

MCC Evaluation Briefs summarize the key results and learning from MCC’s independent evaluations in a user-friendly, four-page document. They distill key findings and lessons in an accessible way while also pointing to MCC’s publicly available information about our investments. Evaluation Briefs are co-produced by the independent evaluator and MCC’s Monitoring and Evaluation division, maintaining MCC’s commitment to objective, independent reporting on program results. Each Evaluation Brief includes a program overview, key findings, evaluation questions, detailed findings, MCC learning, and evaluation methods.

  • Extending Piped Water and Sewer Coverage in Cabo Verde

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the results of a project from MCC’s Cabo Verde II Compact that aimed to improve water and sanitation service delivery, increase households’ productivity, increase sector funding, and make government spending more efficient.

  • Supporting high-value agriculture in Moldova

    An irrigation system waters farmland in Moldova

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the results of a project from MCC’s Moldova Compact that aimed to increase rural incomes by stimulating growth in high-value agriculture and to catalyze future investments in high-value agriculture.

  • Supplying STEM trainees to meet market needs in Georgia

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Georgia II Compact that aimed to improve the alignment between the skills of technical and vocational education and training graduates and the skills demanded by the labor market.

  • Improving water supply to the water utility in Liberia

    Aerial view of the dam at Mt. Coffee Hydropower Plant, with a reservoir on one side and the St. Paul River on the other side.

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of the Water Pipeline Sub-Activity, a water infrastructure component of MCC’s Liberia Compact, that aimed to improve water supply in Liberia.

  • Training power utility workers in Liberia

    Two lineworkers on the ground hold a rope and two others are watching.

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Liberia Compact that aimed to improve the skills and capacity of the Liberia Electricity Corporation workforce through training for utility staff.

  • Modernizing the Small-scale Fisheries Value Chain in Morocco

    Fishing boats on the shore in Morocco

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the results of a project from MCC’s Morocco Compact that aimed to improve the quality of the catch, maintain the value chain, increase access to local and export markets, and assure the sustainable use of fish resources.

  • Investing in Land Management Systems in Cabo Verde

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Cabo Verde II Compact that sought to establish an authoritative management information source to reduce the time and cost of land transactions and registration for all users.

  • Increasing Efficiency of Hydropower Generation in Malawi

    Sediment gathers in a wide river with trees and mountains in the background

    This Evaluation Brief highlights some of the final results of MCC’s investments in Malawi to reduce costly electricity disruptions and increase the efficiency of hydropower generation by mitigating aquatic weed growth and sedimentation in the Shire River Basin.

  • Supporting Sustainable Land Management in Malawi

    Shrubbery lines a river with numerous rocks in it under a blue sky

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Malawi Compact that aimed to increase efficiency of hydropower generation by improving sustainable land and natural resource management and gender equality in the Shire River Basin.

  • Land Use Planning for Sustainable Growth in Indonesia

    A man with a red hat stands with another man looking at a topographical map

    Read this Evaluation Brief to learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Indonesia Compact that aimed to provide tools for improved land-use planning and sustainable development.

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