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Evaluation Resources
December 2008
This report evaluates the performance of the Second Provincial Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Project designed to address infrastructure and deficiencies that constrained access by communities to safe water and sanitation in selected provinces in Vi...
November 2008
Validates the completion report's assessment of the project designed to improve drainage system, drainage operations and maintenance, and agricultural production in Pakistan. The project also embarked on improving capability of the public sector to plan and implement water sector projects. IED overall assessment: Unsuccessful.
September 2008
This special evaluation study presents the findings, lessons, and recommendations of an independent assessment of more than three decades of partnership experience between ADB and the development of water supply services in Metro Manila.
July 2008
Validates the completion report's assessment of the project aimed at strengthening Sri Lanka's capacity to manage its water resources in a sustainable, participatory and transparent way. The project involved capacity building of existing agencies in the water sector and construction of water-related infrastructure. IED overall assessment: Unsuccessful.