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Program Graduation and Exit Strategies: Title II Program Experiences and Related Research (2004)
Designing and implementing exit strategies that enable sustainable continuation of key program outcomes are integral parts of successful food security programs. As part of FANTA’s technical support to USAID/India and its Title II partners, FANTA funded a desk review of graduation and exit strategies used in food-assisted programs, with an emphasis on programs with maternal and child health components. The review, conducted by the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, a FANTA partner, drew primarily from Title II development program documents, as well as other program and research documents related to exit strategies. This report lays out a framework of approaches used in program exit strategies and discusses key implementation steps, exit criteria, and monitoring and evaluation requirements. Information from this report was used to develop a technical note on exit strategies to assist Title II development programs to design and implement effective exit strategies.
