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Brazil - Completion and learning review of the country partnership framework for the period FY12 - FY15 : IEG review
Brazil is an upper middle-income with a GNI per capita income of $9,990 in 2015. During the
review period, Brazil’s annual economic growth declined from 4.1 percent prior to the CPS (2008-
2011) to 0.3 percent during…
Conversations: the Future of Development Evaluation
A candid conversation as to whether it is time to re-think DAC evaluation criteria – relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, and sustainability; in short R/E/E/I/S – that underpin most evaluations in international…
Four Ways the World Bank Group Can Help Countries Mobilize More Tax Revenue
Emerging and developing economies need to mobilize more tax revenue in order to achieve the 2030 Development Agenda. A recent IEG review offers insights as to how the World Bank Group can help.
Using Evaluation Evidence to Improve the Effectiveness of World Bank Group Involvement in Middle-Income Countries Dealing with Fragility, Conflict, and Violence (2018)
The Independent Evaluation Group (IEG), in partnership with the Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Cross-Cutting Solutions Area (FCV CCSA) organized a regional learning event on March 28, 2017, in Manila, the Philippines…
Romania : development policy loan with a deferred drawdown option
This PPAR evaluates the Romania development policy loan with a deferred drawdown option (DPL-DDO). In the fragile postcrisis global economic context, the government requested the €1 billion loan to consolidate fiscal…
Madagascar - Completion and learning review for country assistance strategy for the period FY07-FY13 : IEG review
This Review covers both Madagascar’s Country Assistance Strategy (CAS, FY07-FY11) and
Interim Strategy Note (ISN, FY12-FY13). While the CAS was a joint WBG document, the ISN was
an IDA only document. The CAS…
Nepal : second rural water supply and sanitation project
This Project Performance Assessment Report (PPAR) reviews the World Bank’s Nepal Second Rural Water Supply and Sanitation (RWSS) Project, a follow-on to the First Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project, which closed…
Evaluability and why it is Important for Evaluators and Non-Evaluators
Evaluability assessments can help us ask fundamental questions about the strategic allocation of scarce evaluation resources and strengthen internal monitoring processes.
Panama : improving basic health, equity, and opportunities among indigenous and poor rural communities
Ratings for the Social protection
Project and Health Equity and Performance Improvement
Project were as follows: outcome was moderately
satisfactory, risk to development outcome was…