Manage4Results Email Newsletter Archives
Issue 28 • June 2009
Spotlight:
 Guide
for Conducting a Rapid Assessment of Country Capacity for Results Management
This rapid assessment guide offers a method for evaluating a country's
results management capacity. It is based on five building blocks of
results management. By posing questions on each building block, the
guide creates an overall picture of the country's capacity to manage
for development results. The outcome of this rapid assessment can serve
as a basis for the design and implementation of capacity building initiatives
for the country.
 Rapid
assessment of Indonesia's results management capacity
Extracted from the Indonesia Country Strategy and Program 2006-2009,
this assessment focuses on the central government as the primary provider
of resources to all levels of government.
 Introduction
to Results Management
This guide explains the main principles of results management and the
implications of implementing it in an organization. Two appendixes describe
how the concept is being applied to project management and country strategies
in ADB.
Other Web Updates
New Additions to the MfDR Resource Center
- Rural
Development Outcomes and Drivers: An Overview and Some Lessons
- On
Track Towards the Global Governance of Aid (in Turbulent Times)
Country Spotlight:
 Philippines
Circumstances coalesce to provide an opportunity to revitalize the ADB-Philippines
development partnership. The Government has shown strong ownership and
commitment to formulate and implement a conducive macroeconomic management
framework for achieving its development agenda. A beginning has been made
to reduce the consolidated fiscal deficit. The new strategy capitalizes
on this framework, the Government’s Medium-Term Philippine Development
Plan for 2004-2010, and derives from lessons-learned that flow from recent
evaluations of the effectiveness of ADB’s past operations.
About the newsletter:
Manage4Results is published by the Results Management Unit of the Asian
Development Bank. To subscribe/unsusbscribe or to give feedback about
this newsletter, please send an email to manage4results@adb.org.
Are you doing anything in MfDR that you would like featured in this newsletter?
Send an email to Josie Balane (jbalane@adb.org)
with more information about your work.
Back to archives |
Topics 
Top of page
