Adaptation Learning Program (ALP)

The Adaptation Learning Program facilitates community-based adaptation in a selection of climate-vulnerable communities in four countries. The purpose of this final evaluation is to provide qualitative and quantitative evidence of program outcomes against the ALP logframe; and to assess the quality and value of ALP approaches to promote CBA through learning and influence at all levels of the program.

Work in Progress – Evaluation of the ORET Programme : Investing in Public Infrastructure in Developing Countries

The Development Related Export Transactions program (ORET) is a subsidy facility. It has addressed important obstacles for development by co-financing the construction and rehabilitation of public infrastructure in developing countries. ORET has evolved from a programme of mere delivery of capital goods to a programme offering comprehensive infrastructure service packages that were also financially attractive for recipient governments.

Evaluation of the Business Sector Advocacy Challenge Fund Ghana

The overall purpose of the evaluation was learning from the support to business advocacy in Ghana in order to draw lessons for future support there and for similar programmes in other countries. It is expected that the findings of the evaluation will provide an input to the preparation of the next phase of Danish support to private sector development in Ghana.

Autonomy, partnership and beyond : A counterfactual analysis of policy coherence for Ghana (Newsletter)

The realisation that non-aid policies might conflict with aid policies has led to a call for better coordination across different policy fields, referred to as Policy Coherence for Development (PCD). This IOB study outlines the results of a pilot for analysing the options for coherence of Dutch and EU policies for development objectives in Ghana. The study uses scenarios to estimate the potential effects of Dutch and EU policies.

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• Autonomy, partnership and beyond : A counterfactual analysis of policy coherence for Ghana

Autonomy, partnership and beyond : A counterfactual analysis of policy coherence for Ghana

The realisation that non-aid policies might conflict with aid policies has led to a call for better coordination across different policy fields, referred to as Policy Coherence for Development (PCD). This IOB study outlines the results of a pilot for analysing the options for coherence of Dutch and EU policies for development objectives in Ghana. The study uses scenarios to estimate the potential effects of Dutch and EU policies.

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• Autonomy, partnership and beyond : A counterfactual analysis of policy coherence for Ghana (Newsletter)

Evaluation of DANIDA supported research on agriculture and natural resource management 2006-2011.

The Evaluation was implemented to assess document and explain the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency and where possible sustainability and impact of Danish support to development research within the thematic areas of agriculture and natural resource management and to provide lessons learned and recommendations on how to improve support to development research.

Balancing ideals with practice : Policy evaluation of Dutch involvement in sexual and reproductive health and rights 2007-2012

This report presents the findings of a policy evaluation of the Dutch involvement in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights during the period 2007-2012. This policy evaluation is based on a number of sub-studies, including country impact studies in Bangladesh, Nicaragua and Mali, desk-studies of Ghana and Tanzania, and desk-studies of existing evaluations of multilateral organisations and NGOs.

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• IOB Study: Achieving universal access to sexual and reproductive health and rights
• NGOs in action: A study of activities in sexual and reproductive health and rights by Dutch NGOs

Mid-Term Evaluation Report on the Enhanced Data Dissemination Initiative Project (EDDI)

The evaluation was conducted internally by the IMF in consultation with DFID. EDDI is a five-year project implemented by the IMF to improve macroeconomic statistics in 25 African countries. The mid-point of a five-year project is an appropriate time for all stakeholders of the project to step back and take stock of what has been accomplished in the first half of the project, what has gone well, what aspects have been disappointing.

Adaptation Learning Programme (ALP) CARE International Mid-Term Review - Final Report

The Adaptation Learning Programme in Africa (ALP) seeks to increase the capacity of vulnerable households in sub-Saharan Africa to adapt to climate variability and change with a particular focus on gender equality and diversity. The programme covers Ghana, Niger, Kenya and Mozambique aiming to pioneer, deepen practical understanding of and document Community-Based Adaptation (CBA) over five years.

Evaluation of Public Financial Management Reform in Ghana: 2001–2010

The study’s main conclusion is that, relative to the significant funds expended on Public Finance Management (PFM) reform over the study period, success has been largely disappointing. The most substantial progress was found in a stronger legislative base.