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Final Evaluation of PATRIP Funded Project: Sustainable WASH & Disaster Preparedness in Tajikistan
Mission East · Tajikistan - République démocratique du Congo
Publié le 1 novembre 2026Expire le 11 octobre 2026
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**Background**
Mission East is an international relief and development organisation founded in Denmark in 1991. Mission East has been engaged in humanitarian and development work in Tajikistan since 1997. To date, our projects in Tajikistan have centred around humanitarian nexus development and inclusion.
Since 2011, Mission East has been a PATRIP Foundation partner in WASH and DRR interventions with a special focus on the border communities of Tajikistan. Mission East's aim is to respond to community needs by assisting communities in organizing and assisting themselves, both through local partners and directly. Mission East is certified compliant with the Core Humanitarian Standard, is a signatory to the Red Cross Code of Conduct and applies the Sphere standards in its work.
Mission East is seeking to hire a consultant to evaluate its project, "Sustainable WASH and Disaster Preparedness in Border Districts of Tajikistan" being implemented in the GBAO region of Tajikistan. The project, which aims to enhance the health and resilience of selected border communities through improved water and sanitation infrastructure, promoting hygiene behaviour change, and increasing disaster resilience, is set to conclude in November 2026.
**Specific objective of the project/outcome/impact**
Targeted border communities in Tajikistan have improved health conditions through better WASH and DRR services and are closely connected with local state and civic actors.
**Objectives of project evaluation:**
The overall objective of this end-project evaluation is to assess the impact, effectiveness, and sustainability of the WASH and DRR interventions on the well-being and resilience of communities in the remote border areas of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO), with particular emphasis on improved health outcomes and disaster preparedness.
Mission East is an international relief and development organisation founded in Denmark in 1991. Mission East has been engaged in humanitarian and development work in Tajikistan since 1997. To date, our projects in Tajikistan have centred around humanitarian nexus development and inclusion.
Since 2011, Mission East has been a PATRIP Foundation partner in WASH and DRR interventions with a special focus on the border communities of Tajikistan. Mission East's aim is to respond to community needs by assisting communities in organizing and assisting themselves, both through local partners and directly. Mission East is certified compliant with the Core Humanitarian Standard, is a signatory to the Red Cross Code of Conduct and applies the Sphere standards in its work.
Mission East is seeking to hire a consultant to evaluate its project, "Sustainable WASH and Disaster Preparedness in Border Districts of Tajikistan" being implemented in the GBAO region of Tajikistan. The project, which aims to enhance the health and resilience of selected border communities through improved water and sanitation infrastructure, promoting hygiene behaviour change, and increasing disaster resilience, is set to conclude in November 2026.
**Specific objective of the project/outcome/impact**
Targeted border communities in Tajikistan have improved health conditions through better WASH and DRR services and are closely connected with local state and civic actors.
**Objectives of project evaluation:**
The overall objective of this end-project evaluation is to assess the impact, effectiveness, and sustainability of the WASH and DRR interventions on the well-being and resilience of communities in the remote border areas of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO), with particular emphasis on improved health outcomes and disaster preparedness.