DEReC,

DEReC is designed as a one-stop-shop for use by  partners, development agencies, civil society,  researchers, students and the interested public to quickly and easily find, access and learn from a wide  array of
key evaluation publications.
 
DEReC continues to grow substantially, reaching an ever wider community.  Each year the Network’s 30 bilateral and multilateral members contribute
hundreds of new reports.* 

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LATEST REPORTS AVAILABLE ON DEReC

SDC Evaluation and Review Activities 2008 – 2009
21-Apr-2008 - Published by SDC
This document is an up-date of SDC's "Evaluation Programme 2008 –  2009". It is a complilation of SDC's evaluation activities for the past, ongoing and coming year.

DFID Private Sector Infrastructure Investment Facilities
31-Mar-2008 - Published by DFID
The major purpose of this Desk Review (DR) is to establish how effectively DFID’s interventions in the Private Sector Infrastructure (PSI) portfolio of Facilities to support Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) have contributed to achieving DFID’s core objectives.

Improving Project, Program and Policy Performance in Developing Countries through Managing for Development Results
31-Mar-2008 - Published by ADB
MfDR can contribute to better results; paradoxically though, those countries that need the benefits the most are the least likely to be able to apply “whole of government” MfDR.

Learning Lessons with Knowledge Audits
27-Mar-2008 - Published by ADB
In 2006, concerned about the small number of downloads of its evaluation reports through the Internet, a corollary of user interest in a world driven by information technology, the Operations Evaluation Department in ADB determined to apply knowledge management to lesson learning.

Partnering and Harmonization Strategies and Activities in selected countries
18-Mar-2008 - Published by ADB
A Case Study from the 2007 Special Evaluation Study on the Asian Development Bank’s Approaches to Partnering and Harmonization: In the Context of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness