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Worldwide thematic evaluation of the EU support to research and innovation for development in partner countries (2007-2013). It evaluated the design and the implementation of policies, strategies and sector programmes of the EU’s past and current support to research and innovation for development.
The main objectives of the evaluation were:

• to provide the relevant external co-operation services of the EU and the wider public with an independent assessment of the support provided to Research and Innovation for development over the period 2007-2013;
• to identify key lessons and forward-looking recommendations.

The global objective of this assignment was to support environmentally-sound and sustainable economic development in Aceh through enhanced land use decisions

The purpose of this mission was to collect factual information to assess whether an EU EOM to Zambia for the forthcoming general elections would be useful, advisable and feasible.

Technical assistance to the EU-Egypt Innovation Fund projects and innovation clusters, and support of centre components including assessment of proposals, mentoring, monitoring and capacity building of funded projects in the frame of the RDI II project.

L’objectif général était d’appuyer le Togo dans la mise en œuvre d’une réponse nationale aux défis posés par le changement climatique.

The overall objective of the project was the reduction of poverty and achieving environmental sustainability in Sierra Leone.
The purposes of this contract were as follows:

• Strengthening of EPA management systems to achieve a good standard of efficiency and effectiveness, and laying a solid base for the further development of EPA;
• Strengthening of EPA’s performance in terms of Environmental Planning, mainstreaming, Strategic Environmental assessment, Environmental impact assessment and monitoring.

The overall objective of the mission is to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of the programme after a critical assessment of the results achieved.

The monitoring mission aimed at assessing the progress of public policies for the integrated management of water resources in Tunisia.

The overall objective of the programme to which this project belonged was the following: The public revenue and budget system, as well as the management of Ghana’s natural resource revenues, are more transparent, increasingly rule-based and more effective. In general, the Ghanaian public finance management (PFM) system is strengthened.
For this purpose, the project entailed advisory work to be delivered by short-term experts on technical issues and in the area of process management and organizational development (OD). The technical areas included public finance management, public budget formulation and execution, tax policy, tax administration and domestic accountability (including resource governance and external budgetary oversight). Process management refered to improvement of decision making and business processes with the relevant partner institutions.