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2008-2009 evaluation synthesis report

Publisher: Evaluation office UNEP ; December 2009; Nairobi Description: x, 85 p; illSubject(s): TECHNOLOGY | INDUSTRY | REPORTS | ECONOMICS | ENVIRONMENT | ECOSYSTEMS | CLIMATE CHANGE | HAZARDOUS WASTES | EVALUATIONSummary: Informs on evaluations conducted from 2008 to 2009 and presents the approach to evaluating UNEP's performance in delivering the programmes of work within the 2010-2013 medium term strategy. Provides an analysis of in-depth project evaluations within the context of the organization's six new strategic priorities, and also presents the findings of the evaluation of the Division of Technology, Industry and Economics.

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Informs on evaluations conducted from 2008 to 2009 and presents the approach to evaluating UNEP's performance in delivering the programmes of work within the 2010-2013 medium term strategy. Provides an analysis of in-depth project evaluations within the context of the organization's six new strategic priorities, and also presents the findings of the evaluation of the Division of Technology, Industry and Economics.

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