Table 2.

Partnership Sectors and Relevant Evaluation Parameters^a

Partner Sector	Evaluation Criteria
Economic/business partners	Job creation Employment and volunteer opportunities Personal income level
Human services partners	Access to essential services (eg, housing, sanitation, clean water, adequate nutrition)
Health partners	Population health status (eg, morbidity and mortality statistics) Health care access and treatment
Education partners	School enrollment School dropout rates Literacy rates
Human rights partners	Negative freedoms from forced labor; judicial killings; unlawful detention; or torture, coercion, and corporal punishment Positive freedoms to associate and assemble peacefully, organize political opposition and trade unions, and speak freely and participate in public debates
Government and political partners	Administrative capacity or organizational development and strengthening to improve service delivery Capacity to plan, implement projects, and act as pressure group to gain influence Financial and human resources

^a Source: Toulemond et al (11).