The UN Evaluation Group (UNEG) has agreed, in the absence of a UN System Evaluation Mechanism and at the request of the Chief Executives Board (CEB), to undertake an evaluation of the Pilots for Delivering as One UN. This work is led by a Management Group drawn from UNEG members, in consultation with all UNEG Heads of Evaluation. The first meeting of the Delivering as One (DaO) Monitoring and Evaluation Network took place in Tam Dao (Viet Nam) from 9th to 11th September 2008. Participants from seven pilot countries (except for Cape Verde) , as well as Malawi and Papua New Guinea and representatives from UN DOCO and UNEG (United Nations Evaluations Group) met during two days to share experiences, discuss issues of common concern and bring these up to the attention of Headquarters. This workshop largely touched upon the issues of 1) common reporting, 2) capacity in terms of the M&E; operation and management, 3) evaluation of DaO, and 4) transaction and costs and cost savings. For more details visit UN Reform & Evaluation on the UNEG website. |
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Evaluability reports of the Delivering as One pilot countries by: UNEG
July 2008
The UN Evaluation Group (UNEG) – a professional network that brings together units responsible for evaluation in the UN system – was commissioned by the Chief Executives Board (CEB) to conduct "evaluability" studies of the Delivering as One programme country pilots. Final drafts of reports are available on the pilots in Albania, Mozambique, Pakistan, Tanzania, and Vietnam. Reports on Cape Verde and Rwanda as well as a synthesis report will be posted shortly.
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Viet Nam Workshop - 9-11 September 2008
September 2008
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This public section allows “Delivering as One UN” pilot countries to share with a larger audience progress and lessons learned in implementing the “Delivering as One” pilots in their respective countries. In addition to regular stories and items, the section includes sub-sections for the "latest speeches and statements" on the pilots; global and country-level press coverage of the pilots; progress reports, and meetings. |