Evaluation of the Norwegian Aid Administration’s Practice of Results-Based Management
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About the publication
| Published: | March 2018 |
| Type: | Evalueringsrapporter, Evalueringer |
| Theme: | Offentlig forvaltning |
| Number of pages: | 79 |
| Serial number: | 4/2018 |
| ISBN: | 978-82-8369-053-8 |
NB! The publication is ONLY available electronically, and cannot be ordered on paper
The evaluation team has assessed the Norwegian aid administration’s practice of results-based management and how this affects partners, such as civil society organisations and multilateral organisations.
The evaluation is limited to how Norad and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) practice results-based management from Oslo. Bilateral aid managed from the embassies has not been included. The evaluation team has not considered the practice of results-based management by partners.
The Evaluation team has conducted 14 cases studies, and interviewed 83 people in the MFA, Norad and in partner organisations. The team has also gone through archived material and relevant literature.
The purpose of the evaluation is to contribute to improved results-based management by documenting how results-based management is practiced, and identify strengths and weaknesses, including areas that can be improved.
The Evaluation was commissioned by the Evaluation Department in Norad and conducted by Itad and Chr. Michelsen Institute.