The Afrobarometer has developed an experiential measure of lived poverty (how frequently people go without basic necessities during the course of a year) that measures elements of poverty not captured by existing objective or subjective measures.

UNICEF have published an evaluation of their supply cycle, looking at their systems and capacities for supplying the right goods to the right place a the right time.

PARC’s presentation to the UK Evaluation Society (UKES) Conference in November 2007 focussed on “Country Programme Evaluations in International Development from a Stakeholder Perspective”.

Based on contributions from senior officers in governmental and international institutions, this UNICEF-led publication looks at lessons learned and the varying perspectives of different stakeholders on the strategic role of monitoring and evaluation in evidence-based policy making.

An assessment of UNDP’s adoption of results based management (RBM), examining the degree to which RBM has fostered a results culture within the organisation, enhanced capacity to make better management decisions, and strengthened UNDP’s contribution to development results.