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EVALUATION OF DG ECHOS ACTIONS IN ZIMBABWE

Name: Evaluation of DG ECHO’s Actions in Zimbabwe Year: 2006 Client: DG ECHO Country: Zimbabwe Background: In 2000 ECHO began channeling relief to Zimbabwe to save lives and alleviate the suffering caused by Cyclone Eline. With the onset of a severe and well publicized drought in 2002, ECHO stayed and eventually opened an office in

PROVISION OF A PROGRAMME SUPPORT UNIT FOR THE “NON-STATE ACTORS CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMME” IN BOTSWANA

Name: Provision of a Programme Support Unit for the “Non-State Actors Capacity Building Programme” in Botswana Year: 2008-2012 Client: National Authorising Officer, Ministry of Finance Botswana Country: Botswana Background: The overall objective of the programme is to make the formulation and implementation of GoB policies, strategies, and related programmes more responsive to the needs of

STUDY ON FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANISATIONS

Name: Study on Financial Sustainability Strategies of Civil Society Organisations Year: 2012 Client: EC/Government of Botswana Country: Botswana Background: The Non-State Actors Capacity Building Programme (NSA CBP) is a result of the Cotonou Agreement, a wider Agreement between countries in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) regions and the European Union relating to development cooperation.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO MALAWIS NATIONAL FOOD RESERVE AGENCY: MANAGEMENT ADVISER

Name: Technical Assistance to Malawi’s National Food Reserve Agency: Management Adviser Year: 2007-2008 Client: EC Delegation Malawi Country: Zimbabwe Background: In June 1999 the Government of Malawi established the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) to assume responsibility for the management and operation of the Strategic Grain Reserve (SGR).The NFRA structure was established as a Trust

Technical Assistance to the Project “Implementation and coordination of agricultural research and training in the SADC Region”(ICART-2)complementary phase

Name: Technical Assistance to the Project “Implementation and coordination of agricultural research and training in the SADC Region” (ICART – 2) complementary phase Year: 2008-2010 Client: SADC Country: Angola, Botswana, Congo (Kinshasa), Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, ZimbabweSADC region Background: The project “Implementation and Coordination of Agricultural Research &

LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING CONTRACT

Jimat was engaged in the following activities; Conducted an assessment of potential commodity brokers to engage, capacity gaps amongst output marketing players and produced an inception report Developed responsive and tailored capacity development plans for key role players in the marketing of produce from leading commodity chains. This also included identification of issues that were

MID TERM EVALUATION OF THE FIRST PHASE OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PARIS DECLARATION ON AID EFFECT

Name: Mid Term Evaluation of the First Phase of the Implementation of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness in South Africa Year: 2008 Client: National Treasury Country: South Africa Background: The Paris Declaration in South Africa was intended to increase the impact of aid in reducing poverty and inequality, increasing growth, building capacity and accelerating

MID TERM EVALUATION OF THE PARIS DECLARATION ON AID EFFECTIVENESS

Name: Mid Term Evaluation of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness Year: 2008 Client: Austria Development Agency Country: Uganda Background: On the 2nd March 2005, over one hundred Heads of Ministers and Head of Agencies and institutions managing and receiving development aid endorsed the Paris Declaration. The Paris Declaration is an international agreement to which countries committed

REVIEW OF THE RESULTS BASED PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK OF ACBF STRATEGIC MEDIUM TERM PLAN

Name: Review of the Results Based Performance Measurement Framework of ACBF Strategic Medium Term Plan Year: 2008 Client: ACBF Country: Zimbabwe Background: Building Foundation (ACBF) was increasingly faced with the challenge to demonstrate accountability, transparency and results to stakeholders. To address the requirements of this challenge, the ACBF recognized results-based performance monitoring and evaluation (M&E)

RESULTS BASED FINANCING IN HEALTH IN ZIMBABWE. HOUSEHOLD SURVEY IN SELECTED AREAS OF BULAWAYO

The Health Results Innovation Trust Fund was started in 2008 at the World Bank. The objective of the HRITF is to design and implement sustainable Results Based Financing (RBF) pilot programmes that cost-effectively improve maternal and child health outcomes (i.e. MDGs 4&5). Zimbabwe was at the time implementing a US$15 million HRBF in 18 rural