References

The main objectives of this evaluation were to provide the relevant services of the European Union and the interested stakeholders with:

• an overall independent assessment of the past performance of "Promotion and protection of Human rights and civil society in Egypt" (ENPI/2008/019-607), paying particular attention to its results measured against its expected objectives; and the reasons underpinning such results;
• key lessons learned, conclusions and related recommendations in order to improve current and future Actions.

The global objective of this assignment is to assist the EU Delegation in identifying and formulating a realistic demand driven programme for the Revival of Balochistan Water Resources Programme.

The purpose of this study was to review available information on lessons learned and findings from evaluations literature from Official Development Assistance (ODA) and other sources of projects and programs that took place in the Anti-Corruption Capacity Building Programs from the European countries, particularly in the Western Balkan and Maghreb countries and in the Caribbean region.

Evaluation of the Banana Accompanying Measures (BAM) programme

The main objectives of this mid-term evaluation were to assess the performance of both programs, Med Culture and Net Med Youth, with particular attention to intermediate results measured against the objectives; to identify crucial lessons learned and opportunities to generate recommendations that serve as the basis for the intervention improvement; and to assess the advantage of regional mechanisms of support against the bilateral cooperation and the importance of sub-granting schemes regarding their comparative advantages, obstacles and lessons learnt.
The specific objectives were to asses and analyse the relevance, the coherence, the effectiveness, the efficiency, the means and costs, the impact, and the sustainability of the project; to identify problems and opportunities faced by the programs as a whole; to identify and analyse complementarity/synergy/overlap of the projects among themselves and with other programmes in the same field as well as alternative actions potentially achieving the same results; to develop recommendations to improve implementation in the next phase of the programs tackling performance and impact.

The purpose of this study is to review available information on lessons learned and findings found in evaluation literature from Official Development Assistance (ODA) and from other sources on projects and programmes that have taken place in Indonesia in the previous ten years.

The main objective of this contract was to raise awareness about the EU and Member States long-lasting support to the Palestinian Authority's budget through the PEGASE programmes and its contribution to the state building process and inclusive social development.

The main objective was to provide the EU Foreign Policy Instruments with an independent assessment of the project’s performance regarding its overall objective of contributing to peace and stability by building and consolidating national capacities and initiatives for conflict prevention in conflict affected, fragile countries or countries undergoing transition.
The evaluation targeted the following specific objectives of the project which are formulated at three levels: At country level, strengthening the ability of national stakeholders (including civil society) to implement and support internal dialogue and negotiation initiatives and where appropriate, supporting the on-going consolidation of national and local institutions facilitating dialogue and negotiation (countries: Bolivia, Bosnia-Hercegovina, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Malawi, Timor-Leste, Togo and Yemen); At regional level, West Africa and Western Balkans, developing coordinated and complementary approaches linking country-level activities to regional initiatives, including on cross-cutting issues of gender, human rights and environmental and climate change; At global level, strengthening knowledge management capacities and improving ability to integrate lessons learned and good practices into UN/EU support to national partners on conflict prevention.

The project aimed at supporting the Liberian Ministry of Transport (MoT) in becoming the lead policy making entity for an efficient and sustainable development of the whole transport sector.
The support measure was embedded in a larger GIZ-funded project with the overall objective: “The responsible public institutions and Liberia’s private sector were implementing reforms in accordance with the National Transport Master Plan (NTMP)". The NTMP included road maintenance measures which aimed at creating employment opportunities.

The project aimed at raising the value added of tourism MSMEs and smallholders applying a value chain approach and through the use of inclusive business models.