The World Vision Midline Evaluation is meant to assess World Vision programme with respect to the utilization of WaSH resources, the effectiveness of programming, and the success of WaSH interventions in achieving World Visions Child Wellbeing Targets (CWBTs) in Mozambique. The goal is to review the progress, learn lessons, and adjust World Vision programming to be more effective. The evaluation uses the same design, indicators, methods, and sampling strategies as utilized in the other nine countries where World Vision works, to allow for results to be comparable. The instruments that are used will include: a household survey, a water point survey, a school survey, a health facility survey, and a national office survey.