Examples of using Evaluation must in English and their translations into Russian
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Such evaluation must include the social dimension.
In order to determine the effectiveness of crime-prevention measures, their evaluation must lie at the core of the discussions at the Tenth Congress.
Evaluation must emphasize the analysis of effectiveness and results;
The Home Office having conducted its own evaluation must make the findings public before the scheme is widened.
Evaluation must be credible by meeting professional quality standards;
All parties that oversee,manage and implement an evaluation must respect human rights and cultural diversity, customs, religious beliefs and practices.
Evaluation must be conducted in an independent, impartial and transparent manner;
All parties that oversee,manage and implement an evaluation must respect human rights and cultural diversity, customs, religious beliefs and practices.
Evaluation must respect the principle of universality and country-driven programming(decision 2002/9);
Examples of mechanisms: thorough evaluation of assistance projects, particularly those that did not work out evaluation must attempt to identify circumstances that appear to have brought about failure.
Evaluation must be duly considered, with management responses and action plans made public;
It was underlined that in order to achieve a sound planning cycle andan integrated management process, monitoring and evaluation must be reflected more effectively throughout the programme planning process.
Monitoring and evaluation must inform continuously planning and improvement of care delivered to children.
According to the instructions for drafting Government Bills delivered by the Ministry of Justice,the need to assess gender impacts must be evaluated as the first steps of the preparation of a law, and an evaluation must be made where necessary.
In both instances, monitoring and evaluation must be informed by international standards, including those developed by WHO and ILO.
Such evaluation must be conducted annually, and it is recommended to retain an independent consultant for that purpose at least once every three years.
It is important to underline that evaluation must first and foremost be seen as a learning tool if it is to be addressed honestly and openly.
The evaluation must also review the value and timeliness of assessment products and how they were used by relevant decision makers.
In order for UNICEF to be truly a knowledge-based organization, evaluation must be part of the institutional culture at all levels-- corporate, regional, country and local-- and be applicable in all contexts, from humanitarian crisis to transition to stable development.
Such evaluation must be continuous and comprehensive, and contribute meaningfully to fiscal planning and budget formulation across budget cycles;
The commitment to evaluation must be translated into action and become a strong part of the culture of UNICEF at all levels.
Such evaluation must take into consideration the full cost of operating UNPA, including the cost of services currently provided by the United Nations free of charge.
For these reasons, the evaluation must be undertaken in a systematic way and, when possible, should use rigorous scientifi c methodology.
The evaluation must be used as an instrument to plan future teaching and as a basis for guidance of pupils and information to pupils and parents on the pupils' outcome of the instruction.
The body carrying out this evaluation must also appear on the Instructions for Use and be identified by a number that appears alongside the CE mark, in this case the number is 0493.
Such evaluation must take into consideration the“full cost” of operating UNPA, including the cost of services and facilities currently provided to UNPA by the United Nations free of charge;
Monitoring and evaluation must include outside oversight, including by representatives of each stakeholder group, as well as of the United Nations.
Qualitative evaluation must answer questions that are important to improve practice, such as the quality of services or products or the efficiency of governance and management practices within the SSE.
Monitoring and evaluation must evolve in UNFPA so that the necessary indicators, baseline data and/or targets are developed during the programme design phase and integrated into the programme.
Such evaluation must take into consideration the full cost of operating UNPA, including the cost of services currently provided by the United Nations free of charge(recommendation AH97/293/1/001);
