End-line evaluation

End-line evaluation USAID Strengthening Civil Society to Support Vulnerable Populations (SCSSVP) Project

A woman carries her baby on her back in a colourful wrap in Kibuye, Rwanda
Illustrative photo A mother carrying her baby in Kibuye (Karongi), Western Rwanda. SCSSVP worked to improve the nutrition of mothers and children under five. Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

About the programme

The USAID Strengthening Civil Society to Support Vulnerable Populations (SCSSVP) is an 8-year 2012-2020 program funded by USAID PEPFAR and the Global health nutrition Fund. The USAID SCSSVP program through its two components, Nutrition and Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC), was mandated to improve the nutritional status of vulnerable (pregnant and lactating) mothers and children under five, as well as to strengthen the well-being of orphans and other vulnerable children (OVC) and their families in Rwanda.

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