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This evaluation covers Belgian ODA over the 2002-2012 first environment strategy paper period. The evaluation concludes that the environmental consideration of the Belgian Development Cooperation is giving positive but unquantifiable results. Pressure on the environment of cooperation activities has been reduced and the conditions for sustainable environmental management have been improved.

Independent Evaluation of the Climate Investment Funds - Annexes

The principal purpose of this evaluation is to assess the development and organizational effectiveness of the CIF to date and to document experiences and lessons for the benefit of the Green Climate Fund (GCF).

Independent Evaluation of the Climate Investment Funds

The principal purpose of this evaluation is to assess the development and organizational effectiveness of the CIF to date and to document experiences and lessons for the benefit of the Green Climate Fund (GCF).

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