Agriculture and Sustainable Land Management
For example, P:N…
- evaluated a integrated water resource management project in five African countries (2008),
- assisted Bhutan’s Ministry of Agriculture to develop results focused program results and progress indicators for the Government’s 10th Five Year Plan (2009), and
- trained the staff team of a soon-to-be-started sustainable land management project in Jordan in Results Based Management and Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation (2008)
Governance – Community and Institutional
For example, P:N…
- evaluated judicial, legal and parliamentary reform projects in South Africa, Cambodia, China and Ethiopia (2006-07)
- trained NGO leaders in Results Based Management, and evaluated the mid and end of project results of an NGO capacity building project in the Central/South Pacific Islands of Vanuatu, Kiribati and Tuvalu (2004-2006)
- consulted with urban and rural civil society groups across the Province of Alberta (Canada) on the status of government-voluntary sector relations (2009-10)
Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP)
In 2008, a UN commission concluded that Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP) would provide an important mechanism towards achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. LEP is a process of systemic change through which the poor and excluded become able to use the law, the legal system, and legal services to protect and advance their rights and interests as citizens and economic actors. By expanding and deepening universal legal protection, poor people will be better able to free themselves from poverty. Effective access to legal rights enables the modern market economy to function, and enables the poor to better their own condition. The four common pillars identified by the Commission are: access to justice and the rule of law, property rights, labour rights and business rights. Click here for more information.
Peace and Security
For example, P:N…
- evaluated the $72 million, second phase of a Canadian Landmine Fund implemented by the Departments of National Defence and Foreign Affairs and CIDA as part of Canada’s commitment to the implementation of the Ottawa Accord (Mine Ban Treaty) (2008-2009)
Population Health and Health Systems Strengthening
For example, P:N…
evaluated CIDA’s health sector programs in Ethiopia (2009), a community based ophthalmic care program in Kenya, three separate Canadian-African university partnerships offering training to health practitioners in Uganda and Rwanda (2006-08)
Corin Chater with Ongaata Nadoo community leaders.
Operation Eyesite Universal Program Evaluation, Kenya (2007)
evaluated CIDA’s health sector programs in Ethiopia (2009), a community based ophthalmic care program in Kenya, three separate Canadian-African university partnerships offering training to health practitioners in Uganda and Rwanda (2006-08)
Corin Chater with Ongaata Nadoo community leaders.
Operation Eyesite Universal Program Evaluation, Kenya (2007)
Private Sector Development, Corporate Social Responsibility
For example, P:N…
- mentored three separate regional program teams – for two trade related capacity building and one entrepreneur development initiatives - in the set up of their results based monitoring and reporting systems
- trained NGO leaders in Results Based Management, and evaluated the mid and end of project results of an civil society strengthening project in the Pacific Islands of Vanuatu, Kiribati and Tuvalu (2004-2006)
Public and Voluntary Sector Results Management
For example, P:N…
- trained planning and sector officers across most Ministries and Agencies of the Royal Government of Bhutan in the use of RBM to prepare the 10th Five Year Development Plan, advised on the set up of the national monitoring and evaluation system, and the integration of results and expenditure reporting (2006-2009)
- facilitated a cross-Canada staff team in the design of the monitoring and reporting system for the Multiculturalism Program of the Department of Canadian Heritage, and trained program officers across the country in results based management (2006-08)
Youth Leadership and Resiliency
For example, P:N…
- evaluated a youth oriented entrepreneurial development initiative centred on digital communications technologies in Ethiopia and Kenya (2008)
- designed the M&E system and then monitored implementation of a (grade 6-12) leadership and resiliency initiative involving 500 youth in a school district in Northern Canada (2009-)
- researched and developed an entry strategy for providing youth mentoring services and supports to Alberta communities (2010)