By Aisha Ali
Setting the broader context: The need for institutional reform
Institutional reforms have become the focus of many development programs within developing countries. On the whole, the portfolio of World Bank funds dedicated to large-scale institutional reform programs has grown by up to 80% since the 1990s. This is mainly because of the realisation within the development...
The Centre for Learning on Evaluation and Results Francophone Africa, invites you to sign-up for any of the following training events. Check out the brochure here.
BASIC M&E WORKSHOP (SERAF)
DAKAR – 09 TO 20 APRIL /OUAGA – 01 TO 12 OCTOBER
RESULTS-BASED M & E WORKSHOP ADAPTED TO PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS IN THE WASH SECTOR (SERAF – EAH)
DAKAR – 23 TO 28...
The Twende Mbele African M&E Partnership has agreed to collaborate with Ghana, Niger and Kenya with the founding countries of Benin, South Africa, Uganda.
In Ghana we note the emerging emphasis on M&E and have agreed to support Ghana to participate in a range of Twende activities, and to support them to take forward their National Evaluation Policy and strengthen relationships...
The role of civil society cannot be overlooked. Different waves of developmental changes have created stark changes in the demand and supply levers of the political economy and in this sense, civil society holds a crucial role in the promotion of good governance through the rule of law and human development. Ensuring the sustainability and credibility of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) is a...