Примеры использования Evaluation also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The evaluation also noted.
Participation of target beneficiaries in monitoring and evaluation also needed to be addressed.
Information and evaluation also provide a foundation for accountability.
Evaluation also provides an opportunity to learn from experience.
Monitoring the implementation of these projects and their evaluation also contributes to monitoring progress of Target 11.
The evaluation also stated that the law had reduced the extent of trafficking.
Considering the Fund's wider programmatic context, the evaluation also calls for the assessment of progress of various young people's initiatives.
The evaluation also found knowledge generation and sharing activities to be poorly monitored.
From a guiding perspective, the evaluation also helps the teacher to re-plan their work, putting in place alternative procedures when they are needed.
Evaluation also helps UNICEF to fulfil its commitment to equity and gender equality.
The management evaluation also allows management to spot problems of a systemic nature, take corrective action and enforce accountability.
The evaluation also formed the basis for developing a regional peer education framework.
The evaluation also showed an increase in knowledge of laws pertaining to violence against women.
The evaluation also noted that 79 per cent of the youth served have experienced family violence problems.
The evaluation also revealed that the amount of cash transfer is not sufficient to generate substantial changes in the living condition of beneficiaries.
The evaluation also addresses two cross-cutting objectives: gender equality/women's empowerment and green economy/environmental sustainability.
The evaluation also included thematic studies to highlight specific issues such as comparable non-GEF experiences and monitoring and evaluation. .
That evaluation also covered situations where the risk arose because of changes in the country of return subsequent to a person's departure from that country.
The evaluation also aims at providing guidance in terms of actions that could be taken to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the process.
The evaluation also included proposals for new formulations of original measures, proposals for adding to them, and a proposal to abolish a measure which had already been fulfilled.
The evaluation also uncovered areas where there is room for improvement and/or need for change of approach in GEF support to countries for the implementation of the CPB.
The evaluation also found that users and health care professionals supported compulsory HIV screening for pregnant women on their first visit to prenatal care.
Some findings of the evaluation also highlight long-standing concerns of the humanitarian response system, and need to be taken up in a broader context.
Generally, the evaluation also found that the regional programme incorporated gender considerations and adopted a capacity development approach to its interventions.
The evaluation also found that, as a result of improvements, the program had positive impacts on shelter usage by women and enhanced family violence programs.
The evaluation also pointed out the need for a more active approach to publicity and fund-raising, including the involvement by its Board of Trustees in such efforts.
The evaluation also noted that DFID had played a strong role in international discussions and negotiations on gender equality, with research funded by DFID having had worldwide influence.
The evaluation also suggested that young people, particularly young women, who graduated from the programme were obtaining jobs higher up the occupational hierarchy than their parents González de la Rocha, 2009.
The evaluation also sought to assess how the fellowship had contributed to the promotion of human rights within the community, taking into account the fact that the fellows are selected by their organizations.
The evaluation also included a cybermetric analysis commissioned by the Evaluation Office to gauge the use of the regional-programme knowledge products on the Internet.