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Independent Evaluation at ADB
Updated: 1 July 2009

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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Mongolia: Transition to a Market Economy Built on Successful Financial Reforms

Mongolia faced challenges during its transition from a centrally-planned to market-oriented economy. ADB's country assistance strategy recognized the important role of the financial sector in facilitating and supporting growth in other sectors of the economy. This evaluation found that reforms in key areas, with support from ADB, reduced inflation and improved growth. Read the Learning Curves. [ PDF: 233 kb | 2 pages ]


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First Financial Sector Program Loan Cluster [Loans 1859-CAM, 1951-CAM, and 2185-CAM] [PDF]

Sector Assistance Program Evaluation for the Agriculture and Natural Resources Sector in Nepal [PDF]

Country Assistance Program Evaluation for Nepal: Delivering Assistance in a Challenging Environment

Metropolitan Medan Urban Development Project in Indonesia [PDF]

Energy Sector Restructuring Program in Pakistan [PDF]


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Events

8 June to 3 July 2009
The International Program for Development Evaluation Training offers courses for 2009

July to August 2009
IED's TA 6410-REG supports in-country training on monitoring and evaluation for government officials in various countries in the Greater Mekong Subregion

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