Evaluation of the Irish Aid Mozambique Country Strategy 2007–2010

Overall the evaluation judges that the Irish Aid programme in Mozambique was generally relevant and well aligned with Mozambique's needs and priorities. It was efficient both in design and in implementation, and it has made effective contributions to Mozambique's overall progress.

Assessment of Development Results: Laos

The evaluation found that UNDP has made important contributions, helping the Government coordinate development assistance and integrate poverty reduction into its national development plan, strengthen local governance.

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• Assessment of Development Results: Laos, Executive Summary

Assessment of Development Results: Papua New Guinea

The evaluation found that UNDP contributions have been important in terms of responding to national priorities and government needs. During the period covered by the evaluation, UNDP technical support to the government strengthened institutional development and enhanced policy formulation.

Assessment of Development Results: Brazil

The evaluation found that UNDP was well positioned as a development partner of the Government of Brazil. Its positioning was based on the promotion of human development and on its capacity for project management.

Assessment of Development Results: Malawi

The evaluation found some highly successful interventions that have helped situate UNDP as an important partner. UNDP has done exemplary work in supporting elections, strengthening communities to hold the Government accountable, empowering women for financial inclusion and managing disasters.

Assessment of Development Results: Thailand

The report validated the effectiveness of many UNDP initiatives especially at the sub-national level. UNDP has also provided targeted assistance to vulnerable and marginalized population groups. Ensuring the sustainability of development results however has been a challenge.

Country Programme Evaluation: Uzbekistan

This country assistance program evaluation for Uzbekistan assesses ADB�s assistance, identifies factors affecting ADB's performance, and draws lessons and recommendations for improving ADB's future performance.

Study on Legal Instruments and Lessons Learned from the Joint Evaluation Unit

The purpose of this study was to see what lessons could be learnt from the past experience of EC external action programmes that might be useful in the design and formulation of the EU’s next budget. The study also sought to identify lessons which could improve the design of future evaluations.<

Mid-term review of the cooperation programme between Luxembourg and el Salvador (2007-2011)

The report suggests options for cooperation of Luxembourg and El Salvador up to 2015 and makes recommendations to governmental institutions.

Strengthening Accountability in Aid for Trade

Strengthening Accountability in Aid for Trade shows that assessments of the effectiveness of programmes and projects are constrained by incomplete reporting on aid-for-trade outcomes. Consequently, institutional learning about what works best in building trade capacities is inhibited.