3RP outcome monitoring report Turkey chapter

The 3RP partners in Turkey engaged in a Monitoring & Evaluation review exercise in 2017 in order to design the first overall M&E framework of the response, and outline how the work of its six sectors have contributed to the four strategic objectives of the plan which are to:

1. Contribute to the protection of vulnerable individuals
2. Support the provision of public services through national systems
3. Provide immediate assistance to vulnerable individuals and reduce their exposure to the effects of poverty and displacement
4. Expand livelihood and job opportunities for people in need

This report is the first attempt to report against the 3RP M&E Framework for the results achieved in 2018. It is based on inputs from the relevant 3RP sectors against the different inter-sectoral outcomes and cross-sectoral discussions to articulate collective achievements.

The 3RP partners were successful in mobilising funding to achieve agreed objectives, with USD 1.45 billion or 83% of the 2018 financial requirements secured. The refugee component of the plan was almost fully funded, while only 40% of the resilience financial requirements was secured.

The relatively high funding level for the overall plan has allowed 3RP partners to record significant progress across a wide range of interventions in support of the Government of Turkey's response.

This report details the contributions of 3RP partners made to the achievements mentioned above, including through a selection of impact stories illustrating the different areas of work of the response. In 2019, the response will continue expanding its support to the Government of Turkey across these priority areas, with a particular effort to strengthen linkages between 3RP Basic Needs and Livelihoods Sectors efforts to transition some beneficiaries from cash assistance to self-reliance. Continued emphasis will be on strengthening gender responsiveness of actions in Turkey, ensuring services and support are equally benefiting women, men, boys and girls of all ages and minority groups, in line with the SDG commitment on leaving no one behind.