Abstract
The MTE evaluated ICED II?s
Indonesia clean energy development project (ICED) II mid term evaluation : final evaluation report
2018EnglishEvaluated task order title: Indonesia clean energy development project (ICED II) | Project title: Monitoring and evaluation support Renewable energy resourcesCODE: 497; Indonesia
Metadata
- Contract/Code
- AID-497-C-16-00006 | AID-OAA-1-13-000019 | AID-497-TO-15-00002 | AID-OAA-1-13-00001
- Institution
- 40750 - Integra Government Services International, LLC | 3970 Management Systems Inc. (MSI) 40238 Tetra Tech ES, 8558 USAID. Mission to Indonesia
- Keywords
- Accountability | Air pollution | Clean energy | Efficiency | Energy efficiency | Feasibility studies | Institutional sustainability | Regulations FC00 Energy conservation (1138.5) | Energy resource development (176.75) | International trade (44.65)
- ID
- PA00T6F6
- File size
- 1753 KB
- Source
- Open PDF
The purpose of the Mid Term Evaluation of the United States Agency for International Development
(USAID) Indonesia Clean Energy Development (ICED) II Project, was to provide the Mission with
information and an analysis of which activities have been most effective, as well as how a reallocation of
resources moving forward might benefit the future of the project.
performance from May 2015 through December 2017, and was conducted by Integra Government
Services under subcontract to Management Systems International.
The MTE sought to answer the following two main questions:
1) To what extent is ICED II on track to meet its expected high-level and technical component-level
(?Minimum?) results, and in what manner could either implementation or monitoring efforts be
enhanced?
2) To what extent can evidence be collected that demonstrates the program?s contribution to either
domestic US job creation or expanded market opportunities for US firms?
Additional sub-questions are included and discussed in the body of the report.
The Evaluation Team conducted a total of 36 key informant interviews and four site visits, and received
nine responses to a supplemental online survey. Interviews were conducted in East Java, Jakarta, North
Sumatra and South Sulawesi. A desk review was also performed which included a review of ICED II
monitoring and evaluation plans and data, work plans, as well as quarterly and annual reports, among
other documentation.
Conclusions from the MTE state that ICED II has already exceeded or is on track to meet the majority
of its high-level targets and performance indicators, with the exception of one indicator for which the
information was not available to determine or validate the level of ICED II?s direct contribution (GHG
emissions reduced). The MTE also found that ICED II supported activities are appropriately tracked, and
are making significant contributions to support the Government of Indonesia in improving its renewable
energy sector.