JICA conducts evaluations to improve projects and demonstrate that they are being implemented appropriately. These consist of four key stages: ex-ante evaluation at the planning stage, monitoring during implementation, ex-post evaluation to assess results, and feedback and action to apply lessons learned. Together, they form an essential process connecting a project’s past, present, and future. At the center of this process lies the ex-post evaluation, which clarifies what medium- and long-term effects a project has produced, assessing both quantitative and qualitative effects from multiple perspectives. The evaluation systems and extensive experience that JICA has built over the years serve as major strengths in tackling development challenges in cooperation with diverse partners. 著・文・その他：Japan International Cooperation Agency

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