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18-January-2013
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The evaluation recommended that Australian law and justice assistance programmes adopts more modest and specific goals, based on analysis of what is achievable in the country’s political, economic, social and geographical context
30-November-2012
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Cette évaluation s’adresse à tous les agents du réseau et aux acteurs de la coopération dans le domaine des médias qui mènent des actions ou qui souhaiteraient initier des actions dans le domaine de l’appui aux médias en période électorale. Elle a fait l’objet d’un travail important de collecte d’informations de terrain, de concertation et de réflexion qui s’est déroulé entre juin et novembre 2012.
22-November-2012
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Mozambique is chosen as a case study due to its reputation as a forerunner on aid effectiveness and on mutual accountability in particular. In Mozambique, there is a well-developed mechanism and a certain amount of institutional capacity for the implementation of mutual accountability.
14-November-2012
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Election Evaluation The study evaluates UNDP contribution to electoral assistance between 1990 and 2011, and in the past decade in particular. Looking across a diverse range of contexts, it evaluates the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of interventions, the added value of UNDP support, responsiveness to evolving demand, and the challenges and opportunities inherent to the process.
16-October-2012
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The program focused 95 percent of its funding to support development in two areas reflecting the shared goals of Canada and Ukraine: sustainable economic growth and democratic development. By 2009, CIDA had invested more than $99 million in programs to benefit Ukraine's 45 million people, making Canada Ukraine's fourth- largest provider of official development assistance since 2004.
14-September-2012
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The study’s main conclusion is that, relative to the significant funds expended on Public Finance Management (PFM) reform over the study period, success has been largely disappointing. The most substantial progress was found in a stronger legislative base.
14-September-2012
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The findings show that between 2000 and 2010 Malawi has made significant strides in improving its Public Financial Management (PFM) systems and that these improvements can be traced to direct PFM inputs by donors and government.
14-September-2012
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In summary. the findings show that between 2001-2011, Burkina Faso has been successful in delivering results from its Public Financial Management reforms. Major improvements have been attained across all areas of the PFM system, with the one exception of external scrutiny and audit.
14-September-2012
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Donor funding for PFM reform has facilitated its implementation in those countries where the context and mechanisms were right for success, and where external funding was focused on the Government’s reform programme.
22-August-2012
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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.
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