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Assessment of sustainability elements / key risk factors: practical guide
Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation - NORAD, 2007The Guide is designed to be of practical use when identifying and documenting the effects, impacts and risks of a programme. Specifically, the guide is a supportive document for carrying out screening and assessment of the relevant sustainability elements/ key risk factors.DocumentSupport to the Network for University Co-operation Tibet-Norway, GLO-2028
Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation - NORAD, 2007This paper presents the findings of a review of a research and scholarship programme financed by NORAD through the Network of University Cooperation Tibet-Norway (NTN). The programme aims to:DocumentPartnership for a just world : organisational performance review Norwegian Church Aid (NCA)
Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation - NORAD, 2007This paper provides an organisational review of Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), an independent organisation commissioned by Christian churches in Norway.DocumentAfghanistan - an assessment of conflict and actors in Faryab province to establish a basis for increased Norwegian civilian involvement.
Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway, 2007Norway has had an extensive development assistance programme in Afghanistan since 2001, as well as being involved in military activities as a member of NATO. In 2006, a decision was taken to channel more of Norway’s resources to Faryab province, in northern Afghanistan, where Norwegian forces are concentrated and where Norway heads the Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT).DocumentThe limits of statebuilding: the role of international assistance in Afghanistan
Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway, 2006Afghanistan, following years of political turmoil, has been undergoing a massive reconstruction effort since US intervention in 2001. The focus of the development agenda was, as with other cases, on state building. Establishing an effective, transparent central state was considered key to the country's long-term development.DocumentEvaluation report: we landed on our feet again
Norwegian Refugee Council, 2005The main purpose of this report is to discuss whether the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) managed to perform as an emergency organisation after the tsunami.DocumentJoint evaluation of the international response to the Indian Ocean Tsunami : synthesis report
Tsunami Evaluation Coalition, 2006This Synthesis Report is the outcome of an international collaborative process involving over 40 humanitarian and development cooperation agencies. It is based on five thematic studies, each undertaken by one or more independent evaluation team/s. The evaluations involved in-depth country case-studies, beneficiary surveys and extensive consultations with stakeholders.DocumentCoordination of international humanitarian assistance in tsunami-affected countries
Tsunami Evaluation Coalition, 2006Covering Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, this paper presents an evaluation of the performance of the international humanitarian response to the 2004 tsunami.The evaluation focuses on the efficiency, effectiveness, coherence and appropriateness of coordination arrangements within the international humanitarian system and how this related to national government and nongovernmental agents.DocumentImpact of the tsunami response on local and national capacities
Tsunami Evaluation Coalition, 2006This report is based on fieldwork conducted between mid-September and mid-November 2005 in four of the countries affected by the tsunami – Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Thailand.DocumentSocial and environmental dimensions in international development
Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research, 2005Recent changes in international development have shifted the focus of development assistance from project support to policy dialogue and policy-based programmes with a view to reduce poverty.Pages