MfDR Resource Center
The MfDR Resource Center provides a better understanding of MfDR concepts and
processes.
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The Multilateral
Development Banks' Common Performance Assessment System (COMPAS) 2008
COMPAS assesses the multilateral development banks' capacity to manage
for development results using a common performance framework. It is published
annually by the multilateral development banks' working group on managing
for development results (MfDR).
The 2008 COMPAS report shows that multilateral development banks have
sharpened their focus on results and improved their frameworks and systems
for MfDR.
More MfDR Guidelines and Tools
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Why is MfDR important for ADB?
Development of a sound and achievable agenda for the introduction of
improved techniques to MfDR is critical to ADB for two reasons:
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The new global imperative requires that all development partners
and other stakeholders demonstrate high levels of effectiveness. This
global agenda is based on an expectation that all institutions, including
ADB, can demonstrate their development effectiveness. Now, more than
ever before, stakeholders, including bilateral aid agencies, are inquiring
into the empirical evidence that shows that institutions like ADB
are effective and that their results are employed to manage those
institutions. ADB will be better able to articulate the effectiveness
of its financial and non-financial assistance by a more systematic
method to manage for development results.
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ADB must constantly improve its management and its administration.
ADB must constantly evolve to keep pace with the changing world of
public administration, particularly among international finance institutions.
Improved techniques to help us better manage for development results
represents a significant step forward on this journey.
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Goal
the higher order objective to which a development intervention is intended
to contribute
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This study proposes
an approach to defining and measuring inclusive growth using a new methodology
to capture inclusive growth.
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