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International Partnership Programme: A Summary of the IPP Midline Evaluation

A summary of the midline evaluation which assesses how IPP has been delivered and it's achievements so far.

• From: UK Space Agency
• Published: 19 August 2020

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International Partnership Programme: Development from Space - A Summary of the IPP Midline Evaluation

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This case study is produced under the International Partnership Programme (IPP), a £30 million per year ‘space for sustainable development’ programme run by the UK Space Agency.

Since launch in 2016, IPP has grant-funded 33 projects in 44 developing countries across Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America which aim to use satellite technology and data services to tackle development needs. Monitoring and Evaluation is fundamental to IPP – both at programme and project level – so, following three and a half years of implementation, a midline evaluation was carried out by Caribou Space to assess how IPP had been delivered and achievements so far. This case study summarises those results and lessons learned.

Published 19 August 2020