Evaluation of Results Based Managment at UNDP Management Response

Management Response

2007/5 Evaluation of Danish Support to Water Supply and Sanitation 1999-2005

This evaluation assesses the performance of bilateral Danish water supply and sanitation (WSS) interventions during the period 1999-2005. The 7 countries with Danida WSS sector support programmes at the time were visited: Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Egypt, Ghana, Uganda and Vietnam.

2007:2 Review of Sida Support to Trade in Light of International Experience

The objective of the report is to set the stage for a possible evaluation of Sida's trade-related assistance (TRA) by providing a broad orientation of Sida's TRA from an international perspective.

Uganda: Country Assistance Evaluation (Approach Paper)

Post-independence history of Uganda mirrors the sectarian divisions that characterized the earlier history of the country.The Government’s post-conflict recovery program was directed at the rehabilitation and stabilization of the economy.

Follow-up Study: Evaluation of Danish Assistance to Vocational Education and Training

The purpose of the follow-up study is to analyse the usefulness of recommendations given by the evaluation, identify actions taken to follow up on the recommendations, and to identify constraining factors preventing the recommendations from being followed.

2007/2 Synthesis of Evaluations on Technical Assistance

This synthesis study complements the Evaluation of Technical Assistance recently undertaken by the European Centre for Development Policy Management supported by Denmark, Germany and Australia.

Related Documents

• Provision of Technical Assistance Personnel in Vietnam - Cooking pho, peeling potatoes and abandoning blueprints
• Provision of Technical Assistance Personnel in Mozambique - Between 'doing the work' and a 'hands-off' approach
• Provision of Technical Assistance Personnel in the Solomon Islands - What can we learn from the RAMSI experience?

Review of the Afghanistan Program

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.

Evaluation on the Effect of Microfinance on Poor Rural Households and the Status of Women

The Microfinance Development Strategy of ADB, approved in 2000, was formulated to support the development of high quality, sustainable microfinance services to poor and low-income households and their microenterprises.

ADB’s Japan Funds: Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction, Japan Special Fund, and Japan Scholarship Program

This report is a summary report covering the evaluation of the three funds: Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR); (ii) Japan Special Fund (JSF); and (iii) Japan Scholarship Program (JSP).

Related Documents

• ADB’s Japan Funds: Japan Special Fund
• Japan Scholarship Program (JSP)
• ADB’s Japan Funds: Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction

2007/1 Assistance to Development Research

This Evaluation Study contains a synthesis of a number of evaluations of assistance to development research.