Monitoring and evaluation are central to our work at The CAMPUS. Through clear indicators and regular assessments, we track progress, identify challenges, and continually refine our approaches to meet the evolving needs of refugees and host communities.

Our evaluation approach is multidimensional—integrating economic, physical, psychological, social, and cultural factors through both quantitative and qualitative methods. We actively engage refugees as participants in the evaluation process, ensuring their voices and perspectives shape our understanding of impact.

Our Impact Timeline

Immediate Outcomes

We track tangible changes in refugees’ lives from program participation, including improved physical health through access to healthcare services and enhanced mental wellbeing through reduced symptoms of trauma, anxiety, and depression.

Intermediate Resaults

As our work progresses, we measure broader changes at individual, community, and institutional levels. These include increased access to education and vocational training, improved livelihoods and economic self-sufficiency, and strengthened social networks that facilitate reconciliation and integration.

Long-Term Impact

Our ultimate goal is creating sustained positive change for both refugees and host communities. We measure long-term impact through increased refugee resilience and empowerment, enhanced social inclusion, and the development of more cohesive, diverse, and tolerant host societies.