and limitations 2. Social context and vulnerability to HIV and AIDS 10 3. Brief overview of SoVAA and its strategies 11-12 3.1.1 Progress in terms of operationlizing ... 25 Annexes 26-35 3 Acknowledgements The evaluation team greatly appreciates to all SoVAA groups, OVCs, and people living with HIV and AIDS who provided
HIV and AIDs. In many countries, a primary problem is poverty and the under-development of the country as a whole. In societies where there is long-standing endemic discrimination against particular ... assessing its magnitude and particularities. There is a compelling need for data that permits an evaluation of the relative situation of minority children and their education needs. Quantitative data must
resolution. The FAO (2005, 2010) provides a detailed Global Forest Resources Assessment at the country level, updated at 5-year intervals. The World Resources Institute has published detailed maps of ... information, but with non-standardized spatial and temporal coverage of different datasets by country, infrequent updates, and a map interface that does not permit integrated global views. In summary
HBS Household Budget Survey IFMS Integrated Financial Management System M&E Monitoring and Evaluation MDAs Ministries, Departments and Agencies MKUKUTA Mkakati wa Kukuza Uchumi na Kupunguza Umaskini ... modalities than GBS. In this respect GBS demonstrated one of its main strengths, namely the use of country systems and priorities, thereby increasing the national ownership of development issues. The
onward to a level of scale at which it becomes self- sustaining. Along the way, monitoring and evaluation will help to gauge the balance between value created and costs and the need for any course corrections ... business case in a way that demonstrates its relevance to the needs of women and children rigorous evaluation to show the relationship of costs to health outcomes in a way that can be compared to other interventions
registered female engineers in Tanzania. In 2009 there were 96 registered female engineers in the country. Today, only five years later, there are 220 registered female engineers. 75 of the 124 female engineers ... discussions generated lively discussions and provided the review with useful information. 4. Brief participatory SWOT analysis with ERB secretariat staff, assessing strengths and weaknesses of the
and to design future programs. This review is not intended to serve as an endline evaluation, and such an evaluation is planned for the end of the program. Key findings of this review include: ... as the most effective; additional, updated quantitative data is needed, as a part of a future evaluation, to triangulate the findings of this review. Recom m endations 1. Implement school-driven
electrification in the form of an untied grant to the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) under the “Country Frame Allocation”. The grant should be on- lent to REB for specific use for establishment of Bhola ... loyalty and most cooperatives attain a payment rate above 95 % whereas other utilities in the country struggle to reach 60 %. 1.4 Outside impediment Balanced chain Technically successful grid based
build lasting peace Principles Humanity, neutrality, impartiality, independence, apolitical Country ownership, inclusion, localization, mutual accountability, results-orientation, transparency ... • Short-term • Limited/focused on hotspots • Ex post • Medium- and long- term • Large/country wide • Ex ante /ex post • Medium- and long-term • Small or large • Ex ante/ex post Relation
very limited degree. This key risk could have been mitigated – at least in part – by sustained in-country support. It is noted that the 2001 review recommendations were only implemented to a limited extent ... appears to see itself generally as a custodian to safeguard adherence to agreed principles set out in country and project agreements. Moreover, as NVE appears not to be well informed about ongoing and more