16-January-2007
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Parliamentarians for Global Actions, Peace and Democracy Programme
This is an evaluation of Parliamentarians for Global Action’s Peace & DemocracyProgramme with a special focus on Africa. It has been commissioned by Danida and conducted by COWI A/S.
4-December-2006
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case study Haiti - Evaluation of UNDP Assistance to conflict-affected countries
The evaluation intends to investigate to what extent UNDP’s activities in conflict-afflicted countries contributed to the goal of human security defined broadly as ‘freedom from fear’ and ‘freedom from want’.
7-July-2005
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Returning Home: An Evaluation of Sida’s Integrated Area Programmes in Bosnia and Herzegovina
In 2003, the Department for Evaluation and Internal Audit (UTV) at Sida decided to make an independent evaluation of the IAPs (integrated Area Programmes).
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1-March-2005
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Support to Internally Displaced Persons - Learning from Evaluations. Synthesis Report of a Joint Evaluation Programme
Efforts to improve the institutional arrangements in relation to IDPs (principally within the UN) have been taking place within the context of wider efforts to improve coordination in humanitarian operations.
1-December-2004
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Lessons from Rwanda – Lessons for Today
Assessment of the Impact and Influence of the Joint Evaluation of Emergency Assistance to Rwanda.
1-October-2003
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Evaluation of the Austrian Mine Action Programme 1998-2002
Field Study about the projects supported by Austria, in South-East Europe (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Serbia and Montenegro/Kosovo)
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31-March-2003
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Iraq and Rehabilitation: Lessons from Previous Evaluations
Iraq is not Afghanistan and it is not the Balkans, but lessons need to be learned from these two recent touchstones of humanitarian experience. There are similarities to Afghanistan in the expanse of the country and the regional socio-political dynamics. There are also similarities to the Balkans in the need to address a crisis with a relatively urbanized, highly educated and (formerly) well off population.
19-March-1996
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The International Response to Conflict and Genocide: Lessons from the Rwanda Experience - Synthesis Report
The main objective of the evaluation is to draw lessons from the Rwanda experience relevant for future complex emergencies as well as for current operations in Rwanda and the region, suchas as early warning and conflict management.