Evaluation summary - Biodiversity conservation and green growth in the Indo-Burma hotspot (HotSpots 2)

This project was implemented by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) from September 2018 as a continuation of Hotspot 1 project.
In December 2024, the French consulting firm Oréade-Brèche was awarded the contract for leading of the project final evaluation of Hotspots 2.
The key objectives of the evaluation relied on:
1. Assessing the results of the project against the following criteria ”relevance, internal and external coherence, efficiency, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability”, as well as additional specific criteria required by FFEM (added-value, exemplarity, innovation, replicability, visibility, learning capacity, responsiveness, flexibility), and
2. Providing conclusions and recommendations for the successful completion of the project activities and for a potential new phase of the project or new project.