AlFajr Hosts an Evaluation Meeting for Organizations Participating in the SWITCH Project
2025/12/21
AlFajr Palestinian Youth Association hosted an evaluation meeting bringing together organizations participating in the implementation of the SWITCH Project, funded by the European Union and implemented in partnership with PalThink for Strategic Studies, Convergences, and ACTED.
During the meeting, participants reviewed the principal activities and interventions delivered under the project and the achievements realized for partner organizations. They also examined how the support provided has strengthened their institutional and operational capacities, enabling them to respond more effectively to growing humanitarian needs.
The meeting provided a platform for exchanging experiences, discussing challenges and lessons learned, and identifying the future needs and aspirations of participating organizations. These discussions aimed to improve working mechanisms and strengthen coordination and complementarity among humanitarian actors.
Participants emphasized the importance of continuing to support community-based organizations, strengthening their administrative and technical capacities, and enabling them to play a more effective role in serving local communities and responding to the priorities of the most vulnerable groups, thereby enhancing the quality and sustainability of humanitarian interventions.
During the meeting, participants reviewed the principal activities and interventions delivered under the project and the achievements realized for partner organizations. They also examined how the support provided has strengthened their institutional and operational capacities, enabling them to respond more effectively to growing humanitarian needs.
The meeting provided a platform for exchanging experiences, discussing challenges and lessons learned, and identifying the future needs and aspirations of participating organizations. These discussions aimed to improve working mechanisms and strengthen coordination and complementarity among humanitarian actors.
Participants emphasized the importance of continuing to support community-based organizations, strengthening their administrative and technical capacities, and enabling them to play a more effective role in serving local communities and responding to the priorities of the most vulnerable groups, thereby enhancing the quality and sustainability of humanitarian interventions.
