2-February-2011
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The Haiti earthquake humanitarian response has generated a sizeable evaluative effort, not unlike that following the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004.
2-February-2011
English, , 149kb
The Haiti earthquake humanitarian response has generated a sizeable evaluative effort, not unlike that following the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004. French translation.
19-October-2010
French
Les Principes pour l'engagement international dans les États fragiles
6-July-2010
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This report reviews the implementation in Haiti of the Principles for Good International Engagement in Fragile States and Situations, and identifies priority areas to improve the collective impact of international engagement.
28-May-2010
English
Note on capacity development based on six Country Reports of the 2009 Fragile States Monitoring Survey.
27-April-2010
French
Définir une méthode cohérente pour évaluer l’aide apportée en Haïti
15-April-2010
English
There will be strong pressure to account for the results of the massive aid effort that is currently being delivered and that will be brought into Haiti. A joint effort is underway to ensure a coherent and collaborative approach to evaluation in Haiti.
14-April-2010
English
At an international panel discussion on Haïti, the OECD Secretary General, A. Gurría said that "we have a great responsibility, in line with international commitments, to make our aid more effective and the multiple facets of our engagement more coherent, with greater impact".
2-April-2010
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Working together to ensure a coherent and collaborative approach to evaluation in Haiti. Joint meeting in London, 18 – 19 May 2010.
1-March-2010
English
Net official development assistance (ODA) to Haiti has fluctuated over the past 20 years since 2002, however, it has increased substantially, with very sharp rises in both development aid and peacekeeping expenditure. As a result of the earthquake that hit Haiti in January 2010, the volume of aid provided to this country in the form of humanitarian assistance will, of course, increase.