Examples of using Evidence-based programming in English and their translations into Russian
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Evidence-based programming.
EVALUATION GAPS Evidence-based programming.
Evidence-based programming;
During the next biennium,UNFPA will emphasize results-based management and evidence-based programming.
In the area of results-based management(RBM) and evidence-based programming, activities have been occurring across the organization.
During the next two years,the emphasis will be on two aspects of this: RBM and evidence-based programming.
The evaluation policy will provide a stronger foundation for evidence-based programming and by extension, stronger accountability mechanisms within the Fund.
Percentage of country programme documents rated at least"good" on results-based management and evidence-based programming criteria.
Evidence-based programming describes a commitment to implementing what has been shown to work and emphasizes accountability mechanisms and the measurement of results.
Nonetheless, more work is needed to ensure that the principles of RBM and evidence-based programming are systematically employed throughout the organization.
Operationalization of the adolescent and youth cluster will address the knowledge challenge, while the new adolescent andyouth strategy will strengthen evidence-based programming.
Given the Fund's growing commitment to evaluating programmes andimplementing what works, evidence-based programming will enable the Fund to be a more effective development agency.
Additionally, as mentioned in section III, the PRC contributed to improving the quality of CPDs,including through increased emphasis on compliance with RBM and evidence-based programming criteria.
It will enhance results-based management and evidence-based programming, ensuring the proper utilization of evidence to inform future programming. .
Furthermore, this review should provide guidance on how evaluation can contribute to improving accountability, evidence-based programming, and results-based monitoring.
Asia and the Pacific has proven that evidence-based programming, combined with appropriate allocation of resources towards those most impacted, is essential for a cost-effective response.
UNDP welcomes every opportunity to work with the Executive Board, Member States,the Independent Evaluation Office, and other partners, to strengthen evaluation performance and evidence-based programming.
UNFPA has already selected evidence-based programming as one of its organizational priorities in 2008, and plans to implement several activities to be monitored through the balanced scorecards.
Admittedly, greater efforts are needed to ensure a unified approach tothe rule of law, address gaps in evidence-based programming and integrate security sector reform into the wider rule of law framework.
Evidence-based programming would allow UNFPA, in close collaboration with its implementing partners, to identify priorities, design strategies, set up a common RBM and translate them in detailed AWPs enabling operational and financial monitoring.
Fragmentation, if it were to occur,would be particularly challenging in light of deficiencies in RBM, evidence-based programming, national execution modalities, human resources management and administrative and financial matters.
Country programme documents developed in 2012-2013 focused on fewer outcomes, and all of them received arating of at least"good", in relation to the results-based management and evidence-based programming criteria.
Delegations encouraged UNFPA to take further steps towards evidence-based programming and to make better and more systematic use of evaluation findings by incorporating lessons learned into subsequent programme cycles.
The delegations encouraged UNFPA to further improve its financial and operational management, andemphasized that such improvement combined with effective and evidence-based programming would be important for attracting both regular and other resources.
With the aim of building greater support for robust evidence-based programming for people who inject drugs and to improve service access, in 2010, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime assisted over 50 countries in strengthening related programming and policy efforts.
One of the specific steps to accomplish this will be the introduction of a quality assurance mechanism to review all draft country programme documents for their compliance with a set of standards relating to RBM and evidence-based programming.
Since the inception of the PRC,the percentage of CPDs that meet results-based management(RBM) and evidence-based programming criteria has increased significantly, from 50 per cent for those submitted to the Board in June 2011 to 92 per cent as of June 2012.
A number of delegations, including those of Nigeria and Peru, welcomed the technical assistance provided by Panel members in their statements under the agenda item, and the United States of America expressly called upon the Panel andits members to undertake evidence-based programming in the technical assistance provided.
Substantial changes occurred inthe demand for and utilization of evidence for programming, following the 2010 guide for evidence-based programming, the first in the United Nations system; and the development of several tools that promote systematic utilization of evidence.
Technical assistance was provided to the National Commission against the Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons though the establishment and management of a database of arms and ammunition in order to track trends regarding small arms andlight weapons and develop evidence-based programming options.