Search Results - EVALUATION OF PROJECTS

The impacts of formal and informal institutions on a forest management project in Cameroon by Ashu, Samuel Tabi Nkongho

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Exploring relationships between conservation and poverty reduction in wetland ecosystems: lessons from 10 integrated wetland conservation and poverty reduction initiatives by Senaratna Sellamuttu, Sonali, de Silva, Sanjiv, Nguyen-Khoa, Sophie

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Concepts and practices in agricultural extension in developing countries: a source book by Anandajayasekeram, P., Puskur, Ranjitha, Workneh, Sindu, Hoekstra, Dirk

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Tubaramure, a food-assisted integrated health and nutrition program, reduces child stunting in Burundi: A cluster-randomized controlled intervention trial by Leroy, Jef L., Olney, Deanna K., Ruel, Marie T.

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Aspectos economicos e institucionales en la reutilizacion de aguas y ejemplos en America Latina y el Caribe. In Spanish by Mateo-Sagasta, Javier, Qadir, Manzoor, Drechsel, Pay, Hanjra, Munir A.

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CIFOR's management information system: from concept to implementation by Ibach, M.O.

“…The study concludes with a discussion of project management requirements, critical success factors, monitoring and evaluation procedures, and the potential generalisation of the concept.…”
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Participatory public art projects in run down residential areas - a discussion on how to run the process by Bertholdson, Emelie, Johansson, Emma

“…The most evident part missing in all participatory art projects seems to be the lack of evaluations. A good project should be well planned throughout all the phases; before-, during-, and after. …”

Impact assessment of AICCRA project at MESO level: Experience from Zambia by Manoti, D., Kikulwe, E., Kakwasha, K., Barlis, A.

“…The study employed qualitative methods, including key informant interviews of project partners and SMEs, focus group discussions with smallholder farmers, direct field observations, and a comprehensive desk review of project documents to triangulate findings. …”
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Take-up and earnings from a livestock financing project in Bangladesh by Ambler, Kate, Bakhtiar, M. Mehrab, de Brauw, Alan, Uddin, Mohammad Riad

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Medicinal plants research in Asia: Volume I: The framework and project workplans by Batugal, P.A., Kanniah, J., Sy, L., Oliver, J.T.

“…This proceedings is a result of the first stakeholder meeting of the countries and institutions involved in the project. It is a combination of reports on the framework of the project, the status report of countries on their medicinal plant programme, the agreements among the participants during this meeting in terms of priority project activities and the different country research proposals on medicinal plants.…”
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What was the impact of dairy goats distributed by the Crop-Goat project in Tanzania? by Korir, Luke, Kidoido, Michael M., Teufel, Nils

“…Out of these, 108 households received a total of 229 dairy goats over the project period. The objective of this study is to evaluate the impacts of introducing dairy goats on income, assets and food consumption. …”
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Climate-Smart Villages: a community approach to sustainable agricultural development by Aggarwal, Pramod K., Zougmoré, Robert B., Kinyangi, James

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MELIA Needs Assessment Results: Assessing the Evaluability of CGIAR’s 2025-30 Portfolio by CGIAR Independent Advisory and Evaluation Service

“…The survey was jointly designed and administered with the IAES Evaluation Function and CGIAR’s Project Coordination Unit (PCU), with the intent to support SP/A’s colleagues as they prepared their Inception Reports for submission to the Portfolio Performance Unit (PPU) by 2 June 2025. …”
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Monitoring and Evaluating Social Learning: A Framework for Cross-Initiative Application by Epp, Marissa van, Garside, Ben

“…Together with a select number of participating initiatives from a variety of organisations, we are working towards establishing a common monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework for new projects and programmes using a social learning-oriented approach. …”
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Evaluation report: An assessment of the Diversity for Restoration (D4R) Tool by Wiederkehr Guerra, Gabriela Patricia, Gotor, Elisabetta

“…In general terms, decision support tools present a great opportunity to guide restoration projects to apply key principles and concepts to ensure a longer-term success. …”
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A refined method for theory-based evaluation of the societal impacts of research by Belcher, B., Davel, R., Claus, R.

“…With high and increasing expectations for research to have social and environmental impact, there is a corresponding need for appropriate methods to demonstrate (for accountability) and analyze (for learning) whether and how research projects contribute to change processes. Evaluation is especially challenging for problem-oriented research that employs inter- and transdisciplinary approaches and intervenes in complex systems, where experimental and statistical approaches to causal inference are inappropriate. …”
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Economic evaluation of methyl bromide alternatives used on the east coast of Spain by Caballero, Pedro, De-Miguel, María D., Fernández-Zamudio, María A.

“…Growers need alternatives to MB that are safe, consistent and cost-effective. Several projects were undertaken in the Mediterranean coast of Spain (Valencia and Murcia) to evaluate the cost of products and techniques tested as alternatives to methyl bromide (MB) on crops such as citrus, open-air horticulture, strawberry, and greenhouse-grown pepper.Telone (1,3-dichloropropene with chloropicrin) gave the most consistent and reliable results. …”
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Enhancing climate services design and implementation through gender-responsive evaluation by Gumucio, Tatiana, Hansen, James, Carr, Edward R., Huyer, Sophia, Chiputwa, Brian, Simelton, Elisabeth, Partey, Samuel T., Schwager, Saroja

“…Qualitative and mixed method methodologies can be helpful for assessing the normative and institutional changes upon which empowerment depends. Although evaluations are often conducted too late to inform the design of time-bound projects, they can contribute to improvements to climate services if results are shared widely, if implementers and funders consistently factor evidence and insights from prior evaluations into the design of new initiatives, and if ongoing climate service initiatives conduct preliminary evaluations regularly to support mid-course adjustments.…”
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Africa RISING West Africa Project External Mid-Term Review Report by Ellis-Jones, J., Okali, C., Agyemang, K.

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RETA 5866 : Fourth agriculture and natural resources research at CGIAR centers: developing sustainable forage technologies for resource-poor upland farmers in Asia: Forages for Sma... by Roothaert, Ralph L., Phaikaew, C, Kerridge, Peter C., Magboo, E, Binh, LH, Phengsavanh, P, Kexian, Y, Ibrahim, Khanh, T.T., Asis, P, Nacalaban, W, Sanguinhon, J, Nakamanee, G, Schermesser, A

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