Evaluation of Norwegian Multilateral Support to Basic Education

The evaluation assesses Norwegian multilateral support to basic education through UNICEF and the Global Partnership for Education. It looks at development aid effectiveness, aid management and financing of education in: Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Haiti, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Nepal and Zambia. The emphasis was put on three education goals: quality of learning, gender and inclusion of marginalised groups.

Evaluation of Norway’s support to women’s rights and gender equality in development cooperation

The report assesses the extent to which results have been achieved and whether they are in line with the Action Plan for Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in development cooperation and its four thematic priorities: political empowerment, economic empowerment, sexual and reproductive health rights and violence against women.

Evaluation of the Responsible and Accountable Garment Sector Programme

The Responsible and Accountable Garment Sector Challenge Fund (RAGS) was designed by DFID to support projects aimed at improving conditions of vulnerable workers in the ready-made garment production sector. RAGS supported 12 projects in four countries, India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Lesotho, by providing matching grants to organisations concerned with labour conditions in the garment sector in developing countries.

Ex-Post Evaluation Report on the Project for Establishing Government Integrated Data Center in Nepal

Since official development assistance on Nepal regarding various e‐Government projects is increasing, KOICA will contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of these projects ex‐post evaluation. Also, KOICA supported a project in implementing a Government Integrated Data Center in Nepal (2007‐2009).

Joint Evaluation of the International Support to the Peace Process in Nepal 2006-12

This evaluation of the international support to the peace process in Nepal focuses on the contributions made by Denmark, Switzerland and Finland in the period from 2006 to 2012. The contributions by these focal development partners are viewed in the context of support from other development partner countries, especially where provided through joint funds.

Joint Evaluation of the International Support to the Peace Process in Nepal 2006-12

This evaluation of the international support to the peace process in Nepal focuses on the contributions made by Denmark, Switzerland and Finland in the period from 2006 to 2012. The contributions by these focal development partners are viewed in the context of support from other development partner countries, especially where provided through joint funds.

Evaluation of the Commission of the European Union’s Cooperation with Nepal Volume 2 – Annexes

The European Commission support has helped to ensure fair and transparent elections of the Constituent Assembly, which has resulted in a strengthening of democracy in the country. The European Commission has directly contributed to expanding the outreach of human rights monitoring in the country and, to some extent, to the reduction of human rights violations and discrimination against women and vulnerable people.

Related Documents

• Evaluation of the Commission of the European Union’s Cooperation with Nepal Volume 2 – Annexes

Evaluation of the Commission of the European Union’s Cooperation with Nepal Volume 1 – Main Report

The European Commission support has helped to ensure fair and transparent elections of the Constituent Assembly, which has resulted in a strengthening of democracy in the country. The European Commission has directly contributed to expanding the outreach of human rights monitoring in the country and, to some extent, to the reduction of human rights violations and discrimination against women and vulnerable people.

Related Documents

• Evaluation of the Commission of the European Union’s Cooperation with Nepal Volume 2 – Annexes

Joint Evaluation of the International Support to the Peace Process in Nepal 2006-12

This evaluation of the international support to the peace process in Nepal focuses on the contributions made by Denmark, Switzerland and Finland in the period from 2006 to May 2012. The contributions by these focal development partners are viewed in the context of support from other development partner countries, especially where provided through joint funds.

Evaluation of DFID’s International Citizens’ Service (ICS)- Pilot Programme

The 18-month pilot programme, International Citizen Service (ICS) supported young British citizens to contribute to development through international volunteering and generated knowledge to inform future youth volunteering programmes. The ICS pilot programme was both innovative and highly ambitious in seeking to demonstrate and understand how diverse cohorts of young volunteers can achieve development impacts.