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2-January-2013
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Results: good, but too local - Summary of the cross-section evaluation Crisis Prevention and Peacebuilding
The evaluations clearly show that the projects and programmes themselves cannot influence overall political conditions, nor are they able to change local, much less national, power structures. That also means they must be able to adjust to swiftly changing conditions in order to retain their development policy-relevance.
12-December-2012
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A study of Sida’s support system for conflict sensitivity and the case of Liberia
By significantly increasing Swedish aid volumes and diversifying its portfolio, Sweden has carved out a strong role for itself in Liberia. The scaled-up Swedish commitments in Liberia pose multiple challenges to Swedish development cooperation and its capacity to respond effectively.
22-August-2012
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Assessment of Development Results: Liberia
The review found that UNDP has clearly attempted to support national efforts spearheaded by the government to address the underlying structural causes of conflict, working with the Governance Commission, relevant ministries and subsequently established targeted commissions.
23-July-2012
English, Excel, 454kb
Evaluation of the Inter-Departmental Conflict Pool
The ICAI report finds that, while the Conflict Pool has proven effective at supporting worthwhile conflict prevention initiatives and has delivered some useful results, it lacks a clear strategic framework and robust funding model.
17-July-2012
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Assessment of Development Results: Sri Lanka
While UNDP has undertaken several projects to facilitate poverty-reduction in specific sectors and regions, generally, these projects had limited impact and the sustainability of any results achieved was questionable.
16-July-2012
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Effective statebuilding? A review of evaluations of international statebuilding support in fragile contexts
The quality of the different studies and evaluations is assessed – against common evaluation standards and in terms of how well they address challenges distinctive for statebuilding support – so as to assess the validity of their findings.
16-July-2012
French, Excel, 1,171kb
Evaluation de la coopération de la Commission européenne avec la République du Congo
La pertinence de la stratégie de coopération CE-RC est élevée au cours de la période en revue. Elle présente une forte adaptation à l’évolution du contexte de la RC, notamment le passage d’une situation de post-conflit à une problématique de croissance durable.
20-May-2012
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Evaluation of the performance of SDC instruments in fragile and conflict-affected contexts
The evaluation found that SDC is well positioned to work in fragile states and can play a valuable role in the wider international system. To achieve this potential, SDC needs to become more flexible and needs to compliment its technical efforts with political positioning.
30-April-2012
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Evaluation of Norwegian Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2001-2011
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-November-2011
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Pawns of Peace: Evaluation of Norwegian peace efforts in Sri Lanka, 1997-2009
This evaluation assesses Norway’s peace efforts in Sri Lanka from 1997 to 2009. It tells the story of Norway’s engagement, assesses the effects and identifies broader implications and lessons.
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