Abstract
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is conducting the Resilience in the Limpopo Basin (RESILIM) program to respond to challenges of transboundary water resource management, with the goal to improve the resilience of the Basin?s communities and ecosystems to better adapt to climate change impacts. The program is composed of two implementing mechanisms: RESILIM-B and RESILIM-O.ICF conducted a final evaluation of RESILIM using a theory-based, mixed method approach to analyze data from a desk study, key informant interviews, and questionnaires, with a synthesis rooted in triangulation. High-level recommendations for Resilient Waters and future USAID programming stem from the key findings of the evaluation