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12-July-2010
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This evaluation assesses the outcomes relative to objectives of the World Bank's program in Peru.
5-July-2010
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This summative evaluation of the Malawi Program had three main objectives, a summative review of the Malawi Program investments, an assessment of the performance of the various delivery mechanisms and a forward looking analysis of findings and lessons to inform future programming.
17-June-2010
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Part of the aim of the evaluation was to contribute withrecommendations on how to prioritise the support during the phasing out period.
14-June-2010
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This evaluation concerns the first cooperation strategy assessed by SADEV – thecooperation strategy for Zambia 2008-2011. The cooperation strategy includes eight areas of cooperation, of which health and HIV/AIDS, agriculture and energy comprise the main sectors.
9-June-2010
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The overall purpose of this evaluation is to ensure accountability for the use of allocated resources as well as to promote a lesson-learning culture in EC development cooperation. ANNEXES
9-June-2010
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9-June-2010
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The overall purpose of this evaluation is to ensure accountability for the use of allocated resources as well as to promote a lesson-learning culture in EC development cooperation.
24-May-2010
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This Mozambique Country Programme Evaluation (CPE) forms part of a sixth round of CPEs undertaken on behalf of DFID’s Evaluation Department. CPEs are conducted to provide accountability and lesson learning for DFID based on the quality of delivery at country level and through bilateral engagemen
20-May-2010
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The programme addressed a number of needs that are important to sustain the country’s transition to a democracy and a well-functioning market economy.
20-May-2010
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In terms of overall development effectiveness, since 2001 UNDP Guyana made some progress towards its planned outcomes in all thematic areas, which in turn contributed to Guyana’s overall development priorities and aims.
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