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How effective is the UN’s development support?
Max-Otto Baumann This blog post presents insights from my ongoing research on the UN’s development work at the country level. It is based on […]
Tag: Evaluation
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Aid providers: More puzzle pieces, including unexpected outcomes; ours is not the whole picture
Jindra Cekan Donor evaluations tend to ignore unexpected results beyond the usual set outcomes; this being reconfirmed in a Dutch study of 80% #foreignaid When […]
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The diabolically difficult mid-term review of funding programmes
Gordon Peake Trepidation within a donor or managing contractor about reputational damage to their brand is palpable. Success in promotion rounds and winning new […]
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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development failing in its gender framework commitments
Fidanka Bacheva-McGrath Evidence of meaningful implementation of the Gender Action Plan for EBRD and GCF’s Green Cities Framework – not found Knowledge is power. […]
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Improving the monitoring and evaluation of facilities in the Australian aid program
Scott Bayley In Australia, monitoring and evaluation guidance provides a reasonably comprehensive approach for evaluating individual aid investments, however, providing detailed insights into the […]
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Implementing, Scaling and Planning for Aid Exit and Sustainability
Jindra Cekan Rarely do funders return to evaluate what lasts after aid projects end, but when they do, we can find myriad pleasures: 1) sustainability […]
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A new perspective on aid delivery
For most of us who have worked in #aid-#funded #programs, it is a mystifying and frustrating #business, especially when you have had the experience of working for different...
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Three Nobel Prizes in economics ≠ the truth about aid
Terence Wood Aid will never solve all the world’s development problems. Aid can be improved. Aid can and should be criticised. But when criticism […]
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Setting a higher bar: Sustained Impacts are about All of us
Jindra Cekan Global development aid has a problem which may already affect impact investing as well. It is that we think it’s really all […]
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Gender audits – from paper to practice
Alice Ridge and Juliet Hunt The point at which gender audit findings get translated into practice – is the subject of this qualitative research, recently […]
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Aid evaluations: an integration success story
Stephen Howes ODE itself is an integration success story. It wasn’t abolished when transferred from AusAID to DFAT. It wasn’t merged with some other […]
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In 17 years, about 1.6 trillion dollars spent on sustainable development; very few undergo post-project evaluation
In a candid interview, Jindra Cekan tells SixDegrees why most projects may not be sustainable as so few projects have ever been evaluated after […]
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