............................................................................. 8 2.4 Recipient Country ................................................................................................ ... .................................. 15 Form D01 Experts and other technical assistance – Donor country personnel ...................................... 15 Form D02 Experts and other technical assistance
between the academic community and the public services. This is increasingly recognized in the country by the requests for partnership both within government ministries and in academic institutions. ... sub-contracts from the Global Fund, the Triage-Plus and the International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Survey. 7. Expanded its involvement in teaching and technical assistance at national and international
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cooperation in the respective country. Gender sensitiveness cuts through and is a basic concern throughout the project cycle. The Norwegian Embassy in the respective country may con- tribute in the identification ... after the EnPe 2013-2019 programme has come to an end. Based on a needs assessment in the relevant country, EnPe 2013-2019 projects may in- clude institutional capacity building elements like joint Norwegian-South
negotia- tion processes within different forums, mainly the CG meetings and the bilateral annual country consulta- tions between Norway and Tanzania in order to inves- tigate the role of Norway, and in ... confidential than for example the country negotiation processes, positioning vis-à-vis other countries is judged as more important than reac- tions from the recipient country and the domestic pub- lic. It
organisations seemed to have solid financial and administrative monitoring, a few had weak monitoring and evaluation mechanisms of their projects in Nepal. Nordic Consulting Group – Review Conflict Sensitivity ... operationalising its long-term commitment to supporting national ownership and donor harmonisation in a Country Policy paper for Nepal where the bi- and multilateral, as well as the support to the NGO-sector
Final Evaluation of the Project on Empowering Disadvantaged Tribal Poor in Northwest Bangladesh Implemented by RDRS Bangladesh Consultant S M Rahman Microfinance ... Overall objectives 1 3. Methodology and approach 1 4. Scope of evaluation 2 5. Findings of the evaluation 2 6. Conclusion and recommendations 12 1 Empowering Disadvantaged
history of the oil sector in the country as well as the goals of phases I to IV of the OfD programme. Part 1 of this document presents the consultants’ evaluation of whether the objectives of the ... level of commitment and ownership shown by DPD are some of the key elements identified during the evaluation. In terms of efficiency and value for money, defined as the optimal use of resources to achieve
society – not least as a parallel trend to the involvement of civil society in PRSP processes at country level. There has been – both in Norway and internationally limited knowledge about what roles ... issues raised in this report are increasingly relevant due to new ways of financing activities at country level – the global initiatives such as the Global Fund for Tuberculosis, Aids and Malaria and World
and Fredskorpset. Nordic Consulting Group Fr Nansenspl 4, 0160 Oslo www.ncg.no Evaluation team: Ananda S. Millard, Ph.D. (Team Leader); Eigil Olsen (Team Member); Gloria Lara-Florian (Local ... total of 44 exchanges, involving 36 companies, organisations or institutions. Purpose of the Evaluation and Methodology This review of the Design without Borders Programme aims to both assess Norsk