Building on Local Strengths: Evaluation of Australian law and justice assistance

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

Interregional Network for Cross-border Cooperation and Latin American Integration

In July 2007, the Italian-Latin American Institute launched the “Fronteras Abiertas” project, in cooperation with the Centre for International Policy Studies, and thanks to the financing provided by the General Directorate for Development Cooperation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This project was concluded in 2011.

Thematic Evaluation of European Commission Support to Justice and Security System Reform

The design of the assistance programmes was not adequately underpinned by local knowledge of security and justice practices and needs or by mechanisms to monitor progress and measure results and impact.

Evaluation of EC Support: Employment and Social Inclusion in Partner Countries

In some countries the support related to this program has become very important and is being implemented through specific programmes. Overall though the support is not adequately mainstreamed in the various components of the country and regional strategies.

Earnings Growth and Employment Creation: An Assessment of World Bank Support in Three Middle-Income Countries

The Bank has identified five policy areas that affect employment: macroeconomic conditions, investment climate, labor regulations, education, and social protection. This study assesses the Bank's assistance to Colombia, Tunisia, and Turkey, 1998-2007.

Social Safety Nets: An Evaluation of World Bank Support

Events of the past decade have underscored the vital need for social safety net (SSNs) programs in all countries, especially in times of crisis. Yet many middle-income countries found that their poverty-targeted SSNs were not flexible enough to increase coverage or benefits as needed.

Evaluation of SDC's Vocational Skills Development Activities

The report presents the findings of an external evaluation of SDC's Cooperation’s Vocational Skills Development activities. The evaluation portfolio covered 10 projects and programmes in 9 countries (Albania, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Ecuador, Mali, Moldova, Nepal, Nicaragua, Peru).

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Programme d'appui au développement socioéconomique pour la paix en Casamance, Sénégal - Interim evaluation report

Le programme apporte une contribution à l'objectif global suivant: "La participation de la population de la Casamance à la réduction des conflits et à la stabilisation des conditions économiques et sociales est renforcée".

Education of Social Cohesion in Sri Lanka - Interim evaluation report

The Evaluation Team assessed the impact chain as logical and realistically achievable and only suggested the reformulation of one gender indicator (as already planned by the project staff) and the addition of a new indicator at outcome level

Evaluation of direct municipal cooperation through the twin-town cooperation instrument