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11-November-2002

Spanish, , 303kb

Evaluation of Judicial Reform Project in Bolivia

El objetivo del informe es evaluar la preparación, el desarrollo, la ejecución, el cumplimiento, así como el impacto de las acciones desplegadas y de los productos entregados por el Programa de Reformas Judiciales I (Banco Mundial) y por el Proyecto de Apoyo al Poder Judicial de Bolivia (AECI).<

7-November-2002

English, , 785kb

Contract Financed Technical Co-operation and Local Ownership

The present evaluation forms part of a series of evaluations commissioned by UTVexploring how the principle of recipient ownership is put to practice in Sida'sdevelopment co-operation.

1-October-2002

English, , 779kb

Technical Assistance Performance Audit Report on Strengthening Audit Capability in the Pacific

This technical assistance performance audit report covers the performance of sixtechnical assistance (TA) projects for strengthening the audit capability of the office of the auditor general (OAG), or its equivalent, in 12 Pacific developing member countries (PDMCs) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The TAs, for a total grant amount of $2.1 million, were approved between 1989 and 2000. Two of them, namely TA 1389-KIR and TA

1-September-2002

English, , 151kb

A Review of Ireland Aid’s (Development Cooperation Ireland) Human Rights and Democratisation Scheme

Ireland Aid established a Human Rights and Democratisation (HRD) scheme in order to assist projects outside IA’s programme countries. The main objective of this review is to outline strengths and weaknesses of the HRD scheme to date and to suggest practical options for its future direction.

8-August-2002

English, , 3,526kb

Contract-Financed Technical Co-operation and Local Ownership, Mongolia Country Study Report

This evaluation deals with contract-financed technical co-operation (KTS) as a particular aid form in Swedish development co-operation. In Particular the study explores the link between local ownerhip and the various characterstics of KTS projects, such as being demand-driven, limited in time, scope and financial volume, involve a competent local partner and based on a contract between a consultant and a local partner (LPO),

8-August-2002

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Contract-Financed Technical Co-operation and Local Ownership, Ukraine Country Study Report

This evaluation deals with contract-financed technical co-operation (KTS) as a particular aid form in Swedish development co-operation. In Particular the study explores the link between local ownerhip and the various characterstics of KTS projects, such as being demand-driven, limited in time, scope and financial volume, involve a competent local partner and based on a contract between a consultant and a local partner (LPO),

8-August-2002

English, , 726kb

Contract-Financed Technical Co-operation and Local Ownership, Lithuania Country Study Report

This evaluation deals with contract-financed technical co-operation (KTS) as a particular aid form in Swedish development co-operation. In Particular the study explores the link between local ownerhip and the various characterstics of KTS projects, such as being demand-driven, limited in time, scope and financial volume, involve a competent local partner and based on a contract between a consultant and a local partner (LPO),

7-August-2002

English, , 4,190kb

Contract-Financed Technical Co-operation and Local Ownership, Botswana and Mozambique Country Study Report

This evaluation deals with contract-financed technical co-operation (KTS) as a particular aid form in Swedish development co-operation. In Particular the study explores the link between local ownerhip and the various characterstics of KTS projects, such as being demand-driven, limited in time, scope and financial volume, involve a competent local partner and based on a contract between a consultant and a local partner (LPO),

5-August-2002

English, , 771kb

Area Development Projects, Poverty Reduction, and the New Architecture of Aid Volume I: Synthesis Report

The purpose of this study was to identify how Sida’s Area Development Projects (ADPs) might be retooled to fulfil existing mandates more successfully, and at the same time to exert stronger influence over new poverty-focused resource allocation processes.

2-August-2002

English, , 4,590kb

Implemenation of the 1999-2003 Country Strategy for Swedish Development Cooperation with Vietnam

What happens after the five-year country strategy paper has been approved? How is that strategy translated by Sida into strategic decisions for projects and programmes, for dialogue activities with partner organisations, and for the allocation of Sida's administrative resources? These are the main questions investigated by this evaluation of the 1999-2003 country strategy for Vietnam, based on a case study of the co-operation in the

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