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Evaluation Resources
Results 1-3 of 3 for Kazakhstan ADB funds and products
October 2002
This report covers five advisory technical assistance aimed at ensuring the absorptive capacity and ability of the governments of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Mongolia to implement road projects. It also covers a regional technical assistance study to update road design and construction standards in these three countries.
September 2002
This report covers six technical assistance projects in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Uzbekistan, all financed by ADB from the Japan Special Fund, to (i) rationalize policies, strategies, and programs; (ii) strengthen the institutional capabilities of concerned agencies; (iii) improve education administration management and finance; and (iv) address priority needs in improving the relevance and responsiveness of the education sector in the medium and long term.
January 2001
This technical assistance performance audit report is the first operations evaluation report on selected technical assistance (TA) interventions on road safety. The evaluation includes three TAs: Regional Initiatives in Road Safety, Preparation of a Road Safety Program in the People's Republic of China, and Road Safety in India.