2-February-2011
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Korean version of the DAC Glossary of Key Terms in Evaluation and Results Based Management.
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
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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. French translation.
11-January-2011
English
The First High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness, Rome
11-January-2011
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The purpose of drafting these Perspectives Notes is threefold: (i) To provide a review of the current state of play with respect to CD priorities highlighted in the Paris Declaration and the AAA. (ii) To provide an input to the Synthesis Report on CD key messages for Busan, to be led by a CD Alliance coalition. (iii) To set an agenda for further technical work post-Busan. These Notes also will provide background for LenCD website
11-January-2011
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In August 2010, we asked donors to provide updates on their efforts to adjust their policies to keep aid commitments and help partner countries meet the MDGs. Their responses are presented here.
11-January-2011
English, Excel, 956kb
The purpose of drafting these Perspectives Notes is threefold: (i) To provide a review of the current state of play with respect to CD priorities highlighted in the Paris Declaration and the AAA. (ii) To provide an input to the Synthesis Report on CD key messages for Busan, to be led by a CD Alliance coalition. (iii) To set an agenda for further technical work post-Busan. These Notes also will provide background for LenCD website
10-January-2011
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This study takes stock of how the evaluation function is managed and resourced by the members of the OECD DAC Network on Development Evaluation, with a focus on the role of central evaluation units.
6-January-2011
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For 50 years now, the DAC has grouped the world’s main donors, defining and monitoring global standards in key areas of development. The DAC is a unique forum for sharing views and exchanging lessons and has gained a reputation for neutrality and high-quality work. One of the OECD’s oldest and principal committees, it has ready access to a diverse array of policy communities. Increasingly, the DAC looks beyond the traditional aid
1-January-2011
English
J. Brian Atwood was unanimously elected Chair of the OECD’s Development Assistance Committee in January 2011.