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Independent Evaluation at ADB
Updated: 4 February 2010

Thirty years after its inception, evaluation has evolved to shape the decision-making process throughout the project cycle and in ADB as a whole.

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Nepal: Delivering Assistance in a Challenging Environment

This study evaluates ADB's strategy and program in Nepal during the last five years, particularly the years covered by the 2005—2009 Country Partnership Strategy, and those not assessed by the 2004 Country Assistance Program Evaluation. It also assesses how the country strategy and ADB's operations responded to the needs of a state qualified as fragile, provide findings, forward-looking lessons, and recommendations to assist in the preparation of the next 2010—2014 Country Partnership Strategy. Read the Learning Curves. [ PDF: 421 kb | 2 pages ]


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Support for the Implementation of the Poverty Reduction Program III [PDF]

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17 December 2009
3ie's Executive Director Howard White* will present on and discuss with ADB's Impact Evaluation Working Group on Methodological Issues: Pitfalls in Conducting Impact Evaluation

17 December 2009
3ie's Executive Director Howard White will present to ADB staff on Evidence-Based Impact Evaluation (including for large infrastructure projects) and Communicating Impact Evaluation Findings to Policy Makers

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