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22-August-2012
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Danish support has been in line with Afghan needs. Despite the challenge of on-budget support in the early 2000s the strategic decision to work closely with the new Government has had great value. Denmark is, consequently, seen as a trusted partner.
22-August-2012
English, Excel, 4,503kb
Danish support has been in line with Afghan needs. Despite the challenge of on-budget support in the early 2000s the strategic decision to work closely with the new Government has had great value. Denmark is, consequently, seen as a trusted partner.
30-April-2012
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The evaluation analyses the Norwegian foreign policy including the linkages to development and humanitarian policy against the background of the political, socio-economic and security developments in Afghanistan during the evaluation period.
14-March-2012
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This report covers DFID’s systems and controls of assessment but not the value for money or effectiveness of the programmes themselves.
16-May-2010
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This is a joint evaluation that assesses aid effectiveness in Afghanistan, as set out in the 2005 Paris Declaration and the 2008 Accra Agenda for Action.
9-March-2010
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The report is based on two mass surveys among 2000 respondents in about 80 villages in the districts of Taloquan and Warsaj in Takhar Province and Imam Sahib and Aliabad in Kunduz Province.
10-December-2009
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Country Programme in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is the largest UNDP programme in the Asia and Pacific Region and the third largest worldwide (including third-party cost sharing).
30-June-2008
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The purpose of the ex-post evaluation is to form a justified opinion on the relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impacts and sustainability of the project, taking into consideration the context, policies and procedures of the French Global Environment Facility (FGEF).
11-October-2007
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Afghanistan is one of the world’s poorest nations. Most Afghans lack the basic services and necessities. Years of war and destruction left much of the country’s infrastructure in shambles.
25-October-2005
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A Joint Evaluation by Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom
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