Примеры использования Integrated monitoring and evaluation plan на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Integrated monitoring and evaluation plan.
Country offices develop integrated monitoring and evaluation plans.
The Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan will link to the UNDAF integrated monitoring plan. .
Low implementation rates with respect to annual integrated monitoring and evaluation plans.
Annual integrated monitoring and evaluation plans.
Allocate funds at the start of each year for the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan;
Prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans and make every effort to improve their completion rate-- all country offices.
She also touched upon the issue of country-based integrated monitoring and evaluation plans.
Each field office prepares an integrated monitoring and evaluation plan, which summarizes the main activities to be undertaken during the country programme implementation phase.
In addition, UNICEF regional offices have been creating regional Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plans.
The integrated monitoring and evaluation plan sets clear ex-ante performance expectationsand schedules performance assessment activities during programme implementation.
An evaluation of the UNICEF education response in emergencies and post-crisis transition is also built into the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan of the MTSP.
These will mainly be selected from the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan(IMEP) for the biennium 2010-2011 in the MTSP.
UNICEF-assisted country programmes now use a more explicit RBM management framework,including a results matrix and an integrated monitoring and evaluation plan.
Continue to work with its country offices to prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans and make every effort to improve their completion rates.
The integrated monitoring and evaluation plans of country offices have sometimes been of poor quality; however, regional offices have committed to strengthening oversight to ensure that these are developed through strategic planning exercises.
UNICEF will undertake training to ensure that its country offices are able to prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans, and make every effort to improve the completion rate.
UNICEF continues to use the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan(IMEP) as a decision-making tool to support strategic planning of evaluation activities at the country level.
The Board recommends that UNICEF continue to work with its country offices to prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans and make every effort to improve their completion rates.
The CPAP includes an integrated monitoring and evaluation plan to facilitate performance measurement against agreed results by both UNICEFand country programme partners.
All regions have in place quality assurance systems which review the draft integrated monitoring and evaluation plans, draft terms of referenceand draft evaluation reports.
This stronger results-based management focus includes current work on refining results-based tools for programme planning and monitoring and evaluation the Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan IMEP.
UNICEF should ensure that the integrated monitoring and evaluation plan(IMEP) is implemented in the remaining 23 countries of TACRO to enhance monitoring and evaluation of programmes in the region.
In paragraph 119,the Board recommended that UNICEF continue to work with its country offices to prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans and make every effort to improve their completion rates.
Develop and implement a minimal Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan to support management of the medium-term response with key indicators on implementationand output(e.g., inputs delivered; coverage of therapeutic feeding) and, where possible, outcome indicators(e.g., on nutritional status), and the information systems to be used e.g., reporting by partner NGOs, field visits.
In paragraph 76, the Board reiterated its previous recommendation that UNICEF ensure that its country offices prepare realistic integrated monitoring and evaluation plans, and make every effort to improve their completion rates.
The Americas and the Caribbean Regional Office should ensure that the integrated monitoring and evaluation plan is implemented in the remaining 23 country offices in order to enhance monitoring and evaluation of programmes in the region.
The Board noted that UNICEF had requested country offices to list completed evaluations, studies and surveys in the annual report and to upload their integrated monitoring and evaluation plans from 2010 to the UNICEF intranet.
The Americas and the Caribbean Regional Office should ensure that the integrated monitoring and evaluation plan is implemented in the remaining 23 country offices in order to enhance monitoring and evaluation of programmes in the region para. 86.
An increasing number of countries and regions, however,are developing and using an Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Plan to guide the strategic use of monitoring and evaluation actions in programme management.