Examples of using Evaluation procedures in English and their translations into Arabic
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The evaluation procedures established by the University did not fully provide for analysis of the project outputs in terms of objectives,
GRECO evaluation procedures involve the collection of information through questionnaires, on-site country visits enabling evaluation teams to solicit further information during high-level discussions with domestic key players and drafting of evaluation reports.
Evaluation procedures were a useful tool of course correction for United Nations entities, provided their findings and recommendations were taken seriously and steps were implemented in compliance with their recommendations.
The Board has also recommended, in its review of the UNDP green office policy, that internal audit or evaluation procedures cover all activities that can potentially affect the environment.
s commendable efforts to reform job evaluation procedures would contribute not only to effective human resources management but also to full compliance with reform measures in that area.
CPC was responsible not only for making recommendations on programme design based on its interpretation of the legislative intent but also for developing evaluation procedures to be used in programme design.
Secondly, many banks have withdrawn from commodity financing, and those that remain have become much stricter in their counterparty risk evaluation procedures, cutting credit lines for many countries, and tightening up their credits and credit policy towards trade companies.
Independent evaluation procedures reflecting the benchmarks will be incorporated within the existing UNDP evaluation procedures for technical cooperation in order to maximize the objectivity of the evaluation process.
It guides and protects the Investment Management Division to fulfil its fiduciary responsibilities and provides tools and written investment direction about the plan-specific parameters for investment selection, risk management, and evaluation procedures.
It should also establish clearly defined evaluation procedures, involving formal review and feedback from UNDP country offices and government officials where they are best placed to evaluate performance.
interpreting legislative intent but also considered and developed evaluation procedures for the improvement of programme design and made recommendations to avoid duplication of work.
the Kirkpatrick model is suited to formal courses and workshops, it is more difficult to apply fully to on-the-job training, distance learning and participation in professional workshops and conferences. More work is therefore required to integrate the assessment of these training activities into the evaluation procedures.
implementation of national sustainable development strategies by the target date of 2005, as agreed in the JPOI, integrating actions across the three pillars of economic development, social development, and environment protection, and to include targets and regular monitoring and evaluation procedures.
Already, at the level of poverty reduction and alleviation, PPPs are used to drive policy and development assistance decisions. Evaluation procedures related to poverty incidence rather than income per head may well became a more important guiding principle for future operational policy.
MEPC at its thirty-sixth session had requested a GESAMP/IMO panel to review the hazard evaluation procedures that had been developed in 1972 for MARPOL 73/78, and also to examine the possibility of creating a harmonized system with other non-maritime chemical transportation regulations.
accountability mechanisms to ensure that programme implementation is directly targeted to, and funds are used effectively for, national population and development programmes, as well as activities, services and evaluation procedures.
Like Governments, civil society organizations should also put in place transparency and accountability mechanisms to ensure that programme implementation is directly targeted to, and funds are used effectively for, national population and development programmes as well as activities, services and evaluation procedures.
This is another area where there have been frequent and justified calls for more effective monitoring and regulation by central banks; and questions have been raised about Western banks' credit evaluation procedures, which allow excessively large exposures to hedge funds and other institutions to develop without proper monitoring.
Lack of contractor evaluation procedures.