Other evaluations

This report presents the results of a process evaluation of a range of interventions implemented by the URMUL Trust aimed at upskilling and training women artisan collectives in Rajasthan.

This report presents the results of a process evaluation of interventions aimed at weaver communities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana implemented by the Chitrika Foundation. The study examines the theory of change behind the intervention: that a combination of skills training, integrated processing units, and management and marketing support will enhance the capacity of women-led collectives.

This process evaluation assesses the implementation fidelity of the Women’s Advancement in Rural Development and Agriculture programme, that works to economically empower smallholder women farmers and increase their agricultural income through market-led interventions in the districts of Purnea and Muzaffarpur, Bihar. The evaluation identifies enabling factors or implementation challenges that affect the programmes potential for sustainability and scale up.

Authors of this process evaluation report assess the factors that affect the demand for agriculture insurance offered to smallholder farmers by community-based mutual-aid schemes and how effective is the crop insurance component of CBMAS in providing financial protection to insured farmers.

Authors of this process evaluation report explores the feasibility and acceptability of using crop insurance by various stakeholders, analysing their experiences and roles during the implementation process of the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, in the state of Karnataka, India.