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ANN EX II: SE T OF R EP OR TS R EV IE WED FOR THE
ME TA -EV AL UA TI ON
The JRC prepared the initial list of thirty-eight evaluation reports afte r a search for ‘classic’ evaluations
commissioned by a range of national and international actors, in the fields of Roma e ducation, employment,
healthcare, housing and discrimination/fighting antigypsyism.
The list was updated with additional reports provided by the experts at the beginning and during the process
of evaluation. Criteria for selecting the reports to be evaluated included:
Systematic evaluations of Roma interventions. Some reports or studies that are not evaluations were
included along the process when relevant information was missing in some fields.
Public reports accessible online.
From 2005 onwards, though a few began in years prior to 2005.
Available in English, except for some reports that were in Slovak, Czech, Italian and Bosni an.
Provide some useful information for the purpose of this exercise.
Eventually we expanded the set of evaluations and added a few evaluative studies of distinct examples to
supplement a deficiency of reports in some fields of intervention. The final set had sixty -four reports for
closer inspection. Both the selection criteria and the composition of the final set of sixty-four reports are
specified in Annex II: Set of reports reviewed for the meta-evaluation. Table 2 below presents a list of all
reports analysed for the purpose of this meta-evaluation.
TABL E 2: REPOR TS A NAL YSED
Report
Intervention
Year
Lg.
Area of
intervention
Other areas
1
Abdikeeva, A. and Covaci. A. (2017). The Impact of Legal Advocacy
Strategies to Advance Roma Health: The Case of Macedonia. Health
and Human Rights Journal, Vol.19./2. Available at:
https://www.hhrjournal.org/2017/12/the-impact-of-legal-advocacy-
strategies-to-advance-roma-health-the-case-of-macedonia/
Legal advocacy
strategies
programme to
advance Roma
health
2017
EN
Health
Roma
empowerment,
advocacy,
strategic
litigation
2
Adamecz, A. et al. (2013). Roma Inclusion and Impact Evaluation of
Two Mainstream EU-funded Active Labour Market Programmes.
Budapest Institute for Policy Analysis, Budapest. Available at:
http://budapestinstitute.eu/uploads/OSI_eval_20131018.pdf
Active labour
market programmes
2013
EN
Employment
/economic
inclusion
3
Allen, R., O´Connor, S., Petanovic, M. and Bitu, N. (2012). Thematic
Evaluation on IPA Support to Roma Communities Final Report (Service
Contract No. 2014/344098/1). Available at:
http://publications.europa.eu/resource/cellar/d2cc11f8-e10a-11e5-
8a50-01aa75ed71a1.0001.03/DOC_1
IPA Support to Roma
Communities
2012
EN
Roma inclusion
(general)
Including return
and reintegration
of refugees &
displaced
persons
4
Anger, J. et al. (2013) for SIDA: Outcome Assessment and Lessons
Learnt from Swedish Development Cooperation with Macedonia
(1999–2012). Available at:
https://www.romaeducationfund.org/sites/default/files/publications/out
come_assessment_macedonia_2012-sida.pdf
Roma education
programme
2013
EN
Education
5
Audy, R, et al. 2013. Kiutprogram social microcredit program : case
study (English). Washington, DC; World Bank. Available at:
http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/710371468023347696/Ki
utprogram-social-microcredit-program-case-study
Kiutprogram (‘Way-
out’)
2013
EN
Employment
/economic
inclusion
6
Battaglia, M. and Lebedinski, L. (2015). Equal Access to Education: An
Evaluation of the Roma Teaching Assistant Program in Serbia, World
Development Vol. 76, pp. 62–81 . Available at:
https://sites.uclouvain.be/econ/DP/IRES/2014021.pdf
Roma Teaching
Assistant
Programme
2015
EN
Education
7
Battaglini, M. (2017). A mixed-methods evaluation of Roma health
mediation. A Bulgaria case-study. Available at:
http://publicspherejournal.com/wp-
content/uploads/2017/03/PSJ17_Article01.pdf
Roma health
mediator
programme in
Bulgaria
2017
EN
Health
Non-
discrimination
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