Also by Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank:
- Improving Road Safety in Asia and the Pacific
- Making Infrastructure Disaster-Resilient
- Supporting Good Governance in the Pacific
- ADB's Emergency and Rehabilitation Assistance on Flood-Affected Areas
- Attaining Health Outcomes through Synergies of Rural Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene
- Lessons Learned from ADB's Response to the Global Economic Crisis of 2008-2009
- Improving Project Success through Effective Communication and Participation
- Learning Lessons: Successful Engagement with Civil Society Organizations
- Learning Lessons: Success Factors in Implementing Primary and Secondary Education Projects
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Learning Lessons: Managing for Development Results
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Development / general
Nonfiction » Business & Economics » Development / sustainable development
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Published: Feb. 08, 2013
Words: 2,124 (approximate)
Language: English
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The Asian Development Bank introduced the Managing for Development Results (MfDR) agenda in 1999 to boost development effectiveness under its overarching goal of poverty reduction. This edition of Learning Lessons highlights key lessons in mainstreaming that agenda, and makes recommendations for securing better development effectiveness using the agenda.Extended description
The Asian Development Bank introduced the Managing for Development Results (MfDR) agenda in 1999 to boost development effectiveness under its overarching goal of poverty reduction. This edition of Learning Lessons highlights key lessons in mainstreaming that agenda, and makes recommendations for securing better development effectiveness using the agenda.The study concludes that mainstreaming MfDR has progressed, but ADB needs to continue monitoring the agenda using action plans, as there are areas warranting attention. To better instill the MfDR agenda, the study recommends enhancing country capacities for the agenda through a “strategic, phased engagement,” and to improve the corporate results framework by strengthening the links between outputs and outcomes, and improving indicators as a tool to gauge development effectiveness.
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development work, adb, asian development bank, independent evaluation, development effectiveness, managing for development results, mfdr, results based managementAvailable ebook reading formats
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