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19-March-2010
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Evaluation on Multilateral ODA: The United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security
This report is a summary of the “Evaluation on Multilateral ODA: The United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security” undertaken by the External Advisory Meeting on ODA Evaluation upon request by the International Cooperation Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) of Japan.
17-March-2010
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Efficacité de l'interaction des organisations multilatérales dans les pays africains
L'unité d'évaluation de la Direction générale du Trésor s'est livrée à un exercice innovant: demander à une équipe indépendante de chercheurs d'étudier quantitativement et qualitativement l'efficacité de l'action conjointe de quatre organisations multilatérales.
12-January-2010
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IMF Interactions with Member Countries
The evaluation evidence shows that IMF interactions were least effective with advanced and large emerging economies and most effective with PRGF-eligible countries.
21-October-2009
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Strengthening the Results-Orientation in Sweden's Engagement in Multilateral Development Cooperation
This report sets out the findings of an evaluation of UNDP’s evaluation activities at the country level. It draws conclusions about: general evaluation quality; the conduct and use of country office evaluations; and efforts undertaken by UNDP for strengthening evaluation capacities in partner countries.
20-October-2009
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IFAD’s Management Response System
This report sets out the findings of an evaluation of the effectiveness and relevance of the management response system at IFAD – known as the “agreement at completion point” system.
16-June-2009
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IMF Involvement in International Trade Policy Issues
The evaluation finds that the IMF’s role in trade policy has evolved in some desirable and some less desirable ways.
17-March-2009
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Evaluation of the Dutch efforts to control landmines and explosive remnants of war 1996-2006
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.
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