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5 Relevance of the Project a Why was the project a priority for NewZealand and what activities were undertaken under the project? b Where did the activities take place? c Which countries and/or partner agencies participated? d How did the project fit with the Pacific Security Strategy and how has it enhanced New Zealand’s security? e How has the project contributed to improving security in Pacific Island countries? f Has the project strengthened New Zealand and PIC inter agency cooperation?
7 Risk and Sustainability l What were the key risks to the success of the project and how were they managed? m How has the project complemented existing regional, sub‑regional or national programmes? n Has the project duplicated any existing regional, sub regional or national programmes and how has this been taken into account? o How will the benefits of the project be sustained now that the funded activity has ceased? p Will there be ongoing support for the project outcomes from other agencies, national or regional organisations and/or PICs? q How effective were the institutional arrangements within NZ and with national or regional agencies/organisations and Pacific partners?
8 Monitoring and Evaluation r How will the project be monitored? s Is there provision for a formal evaluation? t How will the evaluation be completed? u What are the lessons learnt to date? v What would you do differently next time?
9 Funding and Budget w Was the funding required for a start-up activity, a one-off project or a long-term commitment x How long is PSF funding likely to be required for?
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