Examples of using Evaluation identified in English and their translations into Arabic
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However, the evaluation identified the following issues.
In 2010, 126 UNDP country offices reportedsupport to some sort of South-South cooperation initiative. The evaluation identified examples in all the regions for each focus area.
The evaluation identified several constraints or shortfalls.
For example, in Timor-Leste, the joint programme led toincreased visibility in the area of gender equality, but the evaluation identified the need for greater coherence between the joint programme coordination and the United Nations country team;
The evaluation identified a number of challenges for UNDP and made recommendations for responding to them.
In addition to improvements in coordination structures andpractices that could facilitate a more effective transition to recovery, the evaluation identified three issues that require more focus in similar occurrences: community consultation, disaster risk reduction and restoration of livelihoods.
The evaluation identified concerns with regard to the safety of parathion, in particular with regard to operator exposure and non-target organisms.
The extent of mainstreaming of South-South and triangular cooperation within United Nations development assistance frameworks and UNDP country programmes followed no consistent institutional guidance ormodel. The evaluation identified various monitoring mechanisms that were initiated by UNDP management during the period; those efforts were commendable, and need to be strengthened.
The evaluation identified a number of gaps in UNDP ' s policies and its guidelines for NCC which require special interpretations.
On the clinical side, the evaluation identified the need to validate new protocols for PMTCT and paediatric care, and to develop an efficient procurement system for supplies.
The evaluation identified achievements, difficulties and proposals, from which the 2006 plan was drafted. This plan continues to reflect the comprehensive, multisectoral and multidisciplinary approach that violence in the family requires.
In the case of the global training programme, the evaluation identified problems such as too few people being trained to meet the needs of developing countries and those who had been trained being too thinly spread and in the wrong positions to influence their countries ' development planning process.
The risk evaluation identified the highest risks to human health for some uses that may have been unique to New Zealand(earthworm control on airfields and sports fields).
(iv) The evaluation identified development partners delivering training programmes at the national level to women already in leadership and existing coordination mechanisms at both the regional and national levels that were not being utilized.
At UNDP, the 2007 evaluation identified a lack of tracking or monitoring systems to provide reliable data, particularly at the country level, and recommended the development of monitoring and evaluation tools with clear benchmarks and indicators.
The evaluation identified two major shortcomings of the Bank ' s knowledge strategy-- the lack of an adequate plan for transitioning from building and championing new knowledge-sharing tools to mainstreaming the tools and the lack of mechanisms to benchmark effectiveness and make necessary adjustments.
The evaluation identified key achievements, including close rapport with stakeholders at strategic and functional levels; significant progress in registration of Police Service personnel; introduction of community policing; release of illegal detainees; and development of standardized police training.
The evaluation identified a sample of 13 countries across the globe for visits, which provided insights into some impressive initiatives that have sought to knit together countries in the South for collective self-reliance, as envisaged in the policy mandates for South-South cooperation.
The evaluation identified numerous examples from different regions, and there exists a wide range of areas for UNDP-supported regional capacity-building and strategic collaboration among programme countries and regional institutions, including climate change, disaster risk reduction, water and natural resource management, energy, trade relations, gender equality, poverty reduction, indigenous rights, HIV/AIDS and small business development.
A weakness that many evaluations identified were the shortcomings in continuous monitoring of results and reporting.
Finally, the evaluation identifies innovative approaches being used within the RCF programmed project portfolio in the region.
Evaluation identifies the added value of programmes and activities. It can make a concrete contribution to future planning and budget cycles by providing comments on the outcomes achieved in past cycles.
The evaluation identifies a number of examples of the UNDP commitment and contribution to South-South Cooperation, many of which have not been so categorized, including.
(ii) Evaluations identified examples of how UN-Women has effectively engaged civil society, vulnerable populations such as indigenous persons and women affected with HIV/AIDs, and government, to ensure a nationally driven approach.
The evaluations identified that CFS programming has been less successful in providing healthy school environments(sanitary and safe latrines; potable water) and providing education to cultural minorities.
Evidence is more difficult to isolate in preventionand mitigation of conflict and high criminality, where evaluations identify successes in convening dialogues and integrating conflict sensitivity across governance programmes but indicators do not detect positive change at outcome level.
During the financial year ending 31 March 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's CSR evaluations identified 15 suppliers who were given guidance on various CSR compliance issues including the need to improve the management of working hours, to correct dangerous work areas, and to strengthen of safety measures for machines and devices.
Nevertheless, the evaluation identifies some challenges for UNDP. These include: need for systematic application of best practices in conflict areas; need for greater attention to civil society and gender; need for more experienced staff to be sent on missions to conflict-affected countries; and difficulty in obtaining information about what UNDP does and about project procedures.
UNIFEM evaluations identified three main challenges in programming and implementation at the country level: the need for clearer and more realistic formulation of results and indicators; the mandate of being a catalyst and how to observe, describe, and track its effectiveness as a catalyst; and the difficulties of conflict and post-conflict situations, given lack of security, political instability and sometimes little political will to give priority to gender equality policies, constraining the achievement of outcomes.
