Over the last four years, Peace Corps has conducted a series of Host Country Impact Studies that contribute to Peace Corps' ability to measure the impact of its Volunteers. The studies are unique in that they focus on learning about the Volunteers' impact from the host country nationals who lived and worked with the Volunteers. The in-country field work is conducted by local research teams. The studies demonstrate the Volunteers' ability to build local capacity and illustrate the transformation in host country nationals' understanding of Americans after working with a Volunteer. The reports and summary information sheets for each study are posted below.

• Armenia (PDF) / Armenia Summary (PDF)
• Bulgaria (PDF) / Bulgaria Summary (PDF)
• Burkina Faso (PDF) / Burkina Faso Summary (PDF)
• Cameroon (PDF) / Cameroon Summary (PDF)
• Dominican Republic (PDF) / Dominican Republic Summary (PDF)
• Guatemala (PDF) / Guatemala Summary (PDF)
• Jamaica (PDF) / Jamaica Summary (PDF)
• Mali (PDF) / Mali Summary (PDF)
• Morocco (PDF) / Morocco Summary (PDF)
• Peru (PDF) / Peru Summary (PDF)
• Philippines (PDF) / Philippines Summary (PDF)
• Romania (PDF) / Romania Summary (PDF)
• Tanzania (PDF) / Tanzania Summary (PDF)
• Ukraine (PDF) / Ukraine Summary (PDF)
• The Impact of Peace Corps Service on Host Communities and Host Country Perceptions of Americans (PDF)

• 2011 Volunteer Survey Report (PDF)
• 2010 Volunteer Survey Report (PDF)
• 2009 Volunteer Survey Report (PDF)
• FY 2011 Early Termination Data Summary (PDF)
• FY 2010 Early Termination Data Summary (PDF)
• FY 2009 Early Termination Data Summary (PDF)
• FY 2008 Early Termination Data Summary (PDF)

• Peace Corps Comprehensive Agency Assessment Report (2010) (PDF)
• Peace Corps Comprehensive Agency Assessment Appendices (2010) (PDF)