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In several areas of Africa, when entering the territory of another tribe, one is required to bear a special "passport mask". This has a profound meaning: to neutralise one's roots and individuality as a sign of respect to those whose territory is being entered. In this there is an ancient wisdom, the sublimation of humanity's neutral essence. Quoting Aeschylus Agamemnon "Provided they respect the temples and the Gods of the vanquished, then shall the victors be saved".

ARS Progetti is a consulting firm working all over the world providing services, such as surveys, studies, design and technical assistance, mainly to public committers and for public interests, in fields related with governance and human development, culture and cultural heritage, social and physical infrastructure. Its overall mission is of a professional nature and consists in finding out, proposing and helping to implement solutions "which work", with reference to complex problems affecting extended social groups, regions, countries, groups of countries. Working on this ARS Progetti pursues the interest of its direct and "indirect" clients and project beneficiaries.





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Sector evaluation of the IcSP support to Transitional Justice in beneficiary countries (2014-2018) - FWC SIEA 2018 - LOT 3


ARS Progetti has been awarded this assignment by the EC. The main objectives of this evaluation are to provide the relevant services of the European Union, the interested stakeholders and the wider public with:

  • an overall independent assessment of the past performance of the IcSP support to transitional justice related actions (projects and programmes);
  • key lessons and recommendations in order to improve current (if relevant) and future actions.

In particular, this evaluation will serve the European Commission, the European External Action Service, and other relevant stakeholders with:

  • an independent assessment of the overall IcSP support to transitional justice (2014 – June 2018);
  • key lessons and recommendations to FPI.2 in order to improve current and future support for transitional justice related interventions financed under the IcSP;
  • recommendations on the best way to approach and improve support to transitional justice overall.

The evaluation will assess the sector through analysing the underlying Theory of Change in the interventions taking into account also the OECD guidelines on Evaluating Peacebuilding Activities in Settings of Conflict and Fragility. 






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