For years large parts of Angola was at the centre of a conflict between the Government of Angola and the rebel movement UNITA, until and Peace Agreement was signed in April 2002. The protracted conflict resulted in a massive internal displacement.

In 1999 the UN World Food Program (WPF), UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) with NRC as its cooperating partner started distribution food and non-food items to the affected populations in Huila Province, Southern Angola. The program was soon expanded to other provinces in the South. Having distributed food and non-food items to IDPs and returnees for more than eight years,

NRC decided in 2007 to conduct an evaluation of the Distribution Program in Southern Angola, to obtain a systematic and objective assessment of performance and also to identify lessons learned.

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NRC Evaluation - EVALUATION OF NORWEEGIAN REFUGEE COUNCILS DISTRIBUTION AND FOOD SECURITY PROGRAMMES - SOUTHERN ANGOLA 1997-2007.pdf