Learning Brief: What Works to Address Violent Extremism in Kenya
Search for Common Ground, December 2019
Summary
In September 2019, Search commissioned a combined evaluation with the overall purpose of determining the performance of the Justice For Peace and Inuka III project, specifically assessing how effective they were in relation to the intended outcomes, and their impact on target communities
Keywords
evaluation, Inuka III, Justice For Peace, Extremism
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