AFDB-IFAD Joint African Evaluation

AfDB-IFAD Joint African Evaluation
Africa is on move: A great untapped potential in agriculture

Africa is a continent on the move as demonstrated by the accelerated economic growth of a number of countries: in their agricultural sectors, this occurred when governments were in control. Specifically, major progress has been achieved over the past 15 years by African countries that have taken charge of their economic destinies and reformed their approach to economic management.
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Recent publications

ARRI 20092009 Annual Report on Results and Impact of IFAD Operations(ARRI)

The 2009 Annual Report on Results and Impact of IFAD Operations (ARRI ) presents a comprehensive synthesis of the main results and impact from evaluations conducted by OE in 2008. As in previous versions, the report also devotes space to learning focusing on two themes: access to markets, and the environmental and natural resources management. | Read more

Nigeria CPE 2009Nigeria Country Programme Evaluation 2009
This is the first full evaluation of the Nigerian portfolio since project funding commenced in 1985. The CPE covers the ten-year period 1998-2008, and analyses the seven loan projects (out of a total of nine) that were still ongoing. | Read more
Guatemala interim evaluation reportGuatemala PRODEVER interim evaluation report
In December 2007, the Executive Board of the International Fund for
Agricultural Development (IFAD) requested the Office of Evaluation to
undertake an interim evaluation of the Rural Development Programme for
Las Verapaces (PRODEVER). The main purpose of the evaluation is to
assess PRODEVER's performance and impact, seeking at the same time to
generate findings and recommendations that will serve as guidelines for
IFAD and the Government of Guatemala when carrying out similar projects
in the region. | Read more

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