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AID FOR TRADE REPORT - LAUNCH 6 JULY

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Aid for Trade at a Glance 2009: Maintaining Momentum
– the second report of its kind – monitors the Aid-for-Trade Initiative to assess what is happening, what is not and where improvements are needed. Assessments on the impact of trade-related assistance are needed to inform ongoing efforts to promote more and better aid for trade as well as policy coherence for development.

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LATEST REPORTS AVAILABLE ON DEReC

Evaluation of Norwegian Development Cooperation through Norwegian Non-Governmental Organisations in Northern Uganda (2003–2007)
05-May-2009 - Published by Norway

The evaluation of development aid through Norwegian NGOs in Northern Uganda is the second country oriented report in response to the Rattsø commision. It aims at assessing the achievements of Norwegian organisations and their partners in this part of Uganda.

A ripple in development? Long term perspectives on the response to the Indian Ocean tsunami 2004

05-May-2009 - Published by Sida

The evaluation was carried out at the end of 2008 and early 2009 by a team of independent consultants, covering separately five sets of issues: the roles of the states and civil society, livelihoods and poverty, social relations, disaster risk mitigation, and capacity building.

26-Mar-2009 - Published by SDC

This evaluation provides an independent assessment of the program results, organisational dimensions and strategic intent of SDC’s gender equality work.

Peer Review of the Evaluation Function of the Office of Internal Oversight Services of the United Nations (OIOS)

23-Feb-2009 - Published by SDC

This  report is one in a series of professional peer reviews of the evaluation function at a multilateral organization. It was carried out at the request of the Office of Internal Oversight Services of the United Nations (OIOS).