4 November 2021 | Report
Investing in Women Phase 2 (2019-23) Mid-Term review
Summary
This independent mid-term review covers IW’s progress since the start of its second phase in July 2019 and provides recommendations to assist IW achieve its end of program outcomes by June 2023. The review findings and recommendations are informing the development of a new women’s economic empowerment program in Southeast Asia from 2023.
Reviews of Pathways 1, 2 and 3 were undertaken by three different review teams, coordinated by a lead review team. Findings and recommendations have been incorporated into this consolidated review report.
The management response is available on the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website.
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