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Contents Executive Summary:...................................................................................................................................... 3 Background and Introduction: ...................................................................................................................... 5 Introduction: ............................................................................................................................................. 5 Background: .............................................................................................................................................. 5 Aim & Objectives of the Evaluation: ......................................................................................................... 6 Target Population: .................................................................................................................................... 7 Evaluation Tools Development: ................................................................................................................ 7 Data Collectors Training and Data Collection: .......................................................................................... 7 Sampling Methodology: ............................................................................................................................ 8 Sample Size Calculation ........................................................................................................................ 8 Data Entry and Data Analysis: ................................................................................................................... 9 Data Analysis Findings................................................................................................................................. 10 Data Findings: ......................................................................................................................................... 10 Section 1: Respondents' Biographic Information: .............................................................................. 10 Section 2: Listenership of the Media Programs of HACP: ................................................................... 11 Section 3: Perception about Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): .......................................... 13 Section 4: Awareness Humanitarian Principles: ................................................................................. 20 Section 5: Access to Humanitarian Organizations: ............................................................................. 23 Recommendations: ..................................................................................................................................... 25 Annex: List of the villages from which the data was collected ................................................................... 28 Annex: Training Agenda of the Data Collectors Training ............................................................................ 29 Annex: Survey Questionnaire ..................................................................................................................... 30 Annex: PSG Member Questionnaire ........................................................................................................... 32
Executive Summary: Access is a fundamental pre-requisite to effective humanitarian action. Evidence has shown that humanitarian organizations can establish and maintain effective humanitarian access by adhering to the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence1. The humanitarian access communication project has been implemented to improve the access to the services provided by the humanitarian organizations in Afghanistan. The HACP targets the general population's perception regarding humanitarian organizations and humanitarian principles, through its radio programs aired via BBC and Salam Watandar. In addition, t
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