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Issue 2 • May 2007

Technical and Capacity Readiness Assessment Tool [ PDF ]
This MfDR readiness assessment tool responds to recommendations made at the Third Roundtable in Hanoi, and to ADB's requirement for results-based country partnership strategies to conduct sectoral asessments and address identified gaps in an action plan. Using this tool, assessments for selected agencies in Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan have been prepared under ADB technical assistance, Mainstreaming Managing for Development Results in Support of Poverty Reduction in South Asia.

MfDR Cooperation Fund Progress Report
The Managing for Development Results (MfDR) Cooperation Fund supports the introduction of MfDR approaches in ADB's developing member countries (DMCs). The Fund--with contributions from Canada, the Netherlands, and Norway--amounts to $2.9 million. The 2006 progress report includes information on fund management, achievements, and prospects and directions for 2007. View progress report>>

Community of Practice on MfDR in Asia Pacific (CoP-MfDR)
Summary of Discussion on Readiness Assessment for Results-based Monitoring and Evaluation
The CoP-MfDR is concluding its first discussion for 2007, which is focused on readiness assessment for results-based monitoring and evaluation. Over 20 members from 9 countries participated, resulting in 70 messages consisting of country experiences, good practice, challenges and lessons learned, as well as readiness assessment tools/reports and reactions to these.

Updated Resource Center

• Over 250 MfDR-related documents from different institutions
• Browse by country, title, subject, type or source or do an advanced search
• See MfDR tools, FAQs, links and case studies

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