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26-May-2010
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This report presents the findings of an evaluation of a large portion of Norwegian development cooperation that has not previously been systematically evaluated.
28-October-2009
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The purpose of the evaluation has been to assess whether Norway has, with its transitional assistance, contributed to increased security and stability, and whether gains achieved are likely to be sustainable.
13-October-2009
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This report describes the results of the first pilot test of the new draft OECD DAC guidance on evaluating conflict prevention and peacebuilding activities.
22-July-2009
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The purpose of this report is to present the outputs of the Preliminary Study. In addition, this introduction briefly reviews the mandate and scope of the Preliminary study.
17-March-2009
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The most important purpose of the evaluation is to understand Dutch interventions. It is not a process evaluation in which the execution of the intervention is followed closely in real time, but a retrospective analysis of a policy process.
9-February-2009
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This evaluation aims at assessing the contributions of the four most important Norwegian research institutions to the Norwegian conflict prevention and peacebuilding efforts and the relationship between the Government and the institutions.
20-January-2009
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Two main questions were asked in this evaluation: What has been the added value of the team? And how effective is the team as a working model for joint donor engagement in fragile states?
11-December-2008
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This report presents the findings, conclusions and recommendations of the evaluation of Danish regional support to peace and security, regional integration and democratisation in Southern Africa, covering the period 2003-07.
20-October-2008
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Contemporary peace mediation is a crowded and increasingly competitive field currently lacking established accountability mechanisms. The present paper proposes a general framework for evaluating international mediation activities. Its main purpose is to provide a tool for observers, donors and desk officers to achieve better quality control of mediation processes.
3-June-2008
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L’objectif de l’exercice est de faire le point sur les modalités et les formes d’engagement de la coopération et des Ong françaises dans des situations conflictuelles et de relèvement/sortie de crise et dans des contextes de faiblesse institutionnelle chronique ou endémique.
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