Managing for Development Results
Managing for Development Results (MfDR) signifies evidence-based decision making in the pursuit of human development. It is a strategy that uses sound information for policy making; it involves practical tools for planning, risk management, monitoring and evaluation. In partner countries and donor agencies, MfDR delineates a shift from focusing on inputs and immediate outputs to performance and achievement of outcomes and long-term impacts. www.oecd.org/dac/effectiveness/results What's new
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Policy Brief: Managing for Development Results Development Results (MfDR) has emerged as a centrepiece of global efforts to improve the effectiveness of public resources. Policy BriefMfDR News Issue 1Just released MfDR - Information Sheet (pdf)Sourcebook
Provides examples of how different groups in different circumstances have applied the principles of managing for results and addressed the challenges that arose. Sourcebook: Emerging good practices in managing for development results |