A team of senior humanitarian and crisis analysts evaluated two programs funded by USAID’s Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) as part of an international
Checchi led an evaluation of USAID’s humanitarian response effort in the Democratic Republic of Congo from 2000 to 2003, a period of halting recovery from
The objective of this task order was to provide USAID’s Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) with an independent evaluation of activities in risk management
Checchi designed and implemented a Defense Model for Ecuadoran civil society organizations that provide criminal defense services for those unable to afford legal counsel. The
As a subcontractor, Checchi worked to strengthen the rule of law in Mexico by increasing the effectiveness of the criminal justice system and expanding access
The Guatemala Rule of Law Program included activities in the following areas: increasing the use of oral procedures in the criminal justice system; improving the
Checchi undertook evaluations of two activities to accelerate development of small and medium-size agribusiness enterprises in Azerbaijan. Both evaluations were intended to inform USAID about
The Judicial Strengthening Initiative was the cornerstone of USAID’s strategy for advancing the professionalism, good governance, efficiency, and effectiveness of the Bulgarian judicial system, thereby
This USAID activity supported the efforts of the Government of the Philippines to improve public sector governance and strengthen the rule of law. The program’s
Checchi served as the prime contractor of the Rule of Law IQC, which was USAID’s primary contracting mechanism for procuring services in the areas of
Strengthening Mexico’s business and investment environment through improved governance and business practices and enhanced coalitions that drive transparency and integrity.
