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2-June-1999
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The overall aim of this desk study is to contribute to a better understanding of regional research networks (RRNs) in international development co-operation, with special emphasis on those in Africa.
3-May-1999
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This report Forms part of the study "Using the Evaluation Tool", initiated by Sida's Department for Evaluation and Internal Audit. The purpose of the study is to analyse the evaluation process as it currently works in Swedish development co operation.
3-May-1999
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This 'Design Study for a Sida Evaluation Manual' has been written to give Sida a basis for discussion and decision-making regarding the production of a new evaluation manual.
9-February-1999
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From 1974 to 1995 Sweden committed about SEK2.8 billion (SEK6.5 billion in 1996 prices) to the project (mill and forestry) including side projects covering housing, transport and vocational training.
4-February-1999
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Bai Bang is one of the most unusual aid projects to be undertaken in the history of development co-operation.
2-December-1998
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This report deals with how gender equality is - and should be - addressed in Sida evaluations. It has been carried out by Boham & Peck Konsult AB together with a reference group comprising representatives of Sida and Stockholm University.
6-March-1998
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Anyone who has participated in an evaluation of a complex aid programme such as emergency assistance, recognises the impressionistic elements of such endeavours.
1-October-1997
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The present report, commissioned by Sida's Department for Policy and Legal Services, is an assessment of the treatment of poverty reduction and gender equality in Sida policy documents and evaluation reports.
2-January-1997
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One of the thematic areas for evaluation concerns organizational change and learning. The study which is presented here forms part of the activities in this field.
4-April-1996
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In 1988, the Swedish Parliament formulated a new objective for international development cooperation: the sustainable use of natural resources and the protection of the environment.
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