DAC Peer Reviews, what can we learn from each other?Peer reviews are robust, independent evaluations of DAC member countries’ development programmes, providing in-depth examinations of their development systems and policies, including lessons learned. Each DAC member country is peer reviewed approximately every four years according to the DAC Peer Review Content Guide. The final chapter of the peer reviews looks at humanitarian assistance, an integral part of ODA (official development assistance). This chapter looks at efforts made by members to fulfil their commitments to the Principles and Good Practice of Humanitarian Donorship (GHD). In 2004, the DAC decided to engage actively in pursuing Good Humanitarian Donorship, and began to include the GHD dimension in peer reviews later that year.
Peer reviews provide evidence for donor efforts to translate GHD commitments into practice by: See how DAC countries are doing in humanitarian assistance |
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EFFECTIVE PROGRAMME DESIGN
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ORGANISATION FIT FOR PURPOSE
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RESULTS, LEARNING AND ACCOUNTABILITY
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