Examples of using Evaluation capacities in English and their translations into Arabic
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Strengthening national evaluation capacities.
In addition to supporting public-sector evaluation capacities, UNICEF is increasingly collaborating with national centres of excellence in evaluation, such as universities and research centres.
Strengthening internal evaluation capacities.
Encourages the United Nations Evaluation Group to continue its work on the harmonization of evaluation practices across the system, to bring evaluation practices up to standard,and to professionalize evaluation capacities;
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The Evaluation Office will alsosupport the third International Conference on National Evaluation Capacities;
Planning and evaluation capacities have been strengthened.
Strengthening in-country evaluation capacities.
The United Nations Evaluation Group is continuing to pursue harmonization of evaluation practices across the system; to bring evaluation practices up to standard,and to professionalize evaluation capacities.
UNEG and national evaluation capacities.
An OIOS inspection of evaluation capacities and needs, which was near completion in June 2007,found that evaluation capacities within the Secretariat were inadequate at all levels(i.e., the subprogramme, programme and central levels).
A social budgeting system was introduced, and the monitoring and evaluation capacities of social security and assistance programmes were strengthened.
The 2007 triennial comprehensive policy review emphasized that programme countries should have greater ownership and leadership in the evaluation of all forms of assistance and requested United Nations system organizations to pursue andintensify efforts to strengthen evaluation capacities.
The Evaluation Office willsupport the third international conference on national evaluation capacities, to be held in São Paolo, Brazil, in September 2013.
The report highlights progress made by the evaluation function in 2012 and includes the finalization of the UN-Women evaluation policy, the planning and use of decentralized evaluations, and the progress achieved in strengthening evaluation capacities.
In its resolution 55/231 the General Assemblyemphasized the need to continue to improve programme evaluation capacities in a manner complementary to the existing evaluation system.
The Evaluation Office held a first conference on National Evaluation Capacities in Morocco in December 2009, which served as a forum for discussion of evaluation issues confronting countries and enabled participants to draw on recent and innovative experiences of other countries.
In resolution 55/231, the General Assembly emphasized theneed for the Secretariat to continue to improve programme evaluation capacities in a manner complementary to the existing evaluation systems.
It provides information on the strategic vision of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women(UN-Women) with regard to evaluation; the steps taken to establish a credible, useful and independent evaluation function; the current status of evaluation in the organization;and the progress achieved in strengthening evaluation capacities.
(b) Recent OIOS thematic reviews of relevance to results-based management, such as on the use of client satisfaction data andweb metrics as performance measures, evaluation capacities and needs and compliance with programme performance reporting requirements;
The executive heads of the United Nations system organizationsshould give priority to strengthening national evaluation capacities in recipient countries and establish a follow-up process for National Execution evaluation reports in order to ascertain the implementation of the findings and recommendations contained in the evaluation reports.
Moreover, only about 10 per cent of the governments agree that United Nations entities use national procurement, financial, monitoring and reporting systems,or national evaluation capacities" as much as possible" in order to achieve good results.
(c) In Europe and Central Asia, UN-Women established a partnership with the InternationalProgramme Evaluation Network on the theme" Building evaluation capacities in Eastern Europe and Central Asia", as part of which two workshops were held in Kazakhstan and Georgia to promote the use of transformative and gender equality responsive evaluation methods; resources were translated into Russian and made publicly available;
(e) National evaluation capacity development, especially supporting the design, implementation and use of country-led evaluations; advocating and promoting national evaluation systems;and supporting efforts to strengthen evaluation capacities in government and civil society.
On participation of the Evaluation Office in the United Nations Evaluation Group(UNEG),they asked for information on progress in strengthening evaluation capacities, elaborating common norms and standards, and revising UNEG mandates and working methods in 2013.
Emphasizes that programme countries should have greater ownership and leadership in the evaluation of all forms of assistance, and requests UN-Women, in cooperation with other United Nations system organizations,to continue its efforts to facilitate the building of national evaluation capacities, where applicable;
(a) Emphasize that Governments of developing countries need to increasingly assume ownership and leadership in the evaluation of all forms of external assistance, including that provided by the United Nations development system, and invite the United Nations development system to pursue andintensify its efforts to strengthen evaluation capacities in recipient countries of Governments, individual professionals, professional associations and other institutions;
Emphasizes that developing countries should have greater ownership and leadership in the evaluation of all forms of assistance, including that provided by the United Nations development system, and requests the United Nations development system to pursue andintensify its efforts to strengthen evaluation capacities in recipient countries;
Emphasizes that programme countries should have greater ownership and leadership in the evaluation of all forms of assistance, including that provided by the United Nations development system, and requests the United Nations development system to pursue andintensify its efforts to strengthen evaluation capacities in programme countries;
Issues such as attribution of results, definition of performance incentives, harmonization of results-based approaches among different organizations of the system and adequacy of databases for a more systematic system-wide use of this approach will require further work, analysis and experimentation,including efforts to promote national evaluation capacities and further use of lessons learned from past United Nations activities.