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Bridging factors within Ukraine's mental health system during wartime: a qualitative study of stakeholders' perspectives. [PDF]
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Low use of data analytics for health sector priority-setting in Ghana: A case for strengthening analytical capacity. [PDF]
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Building Program Evaluation Capacity of Non-Governmental Organizations Practitioners in Hong Kong
Research on Social Work Practice, 2022Purpose: Despite the growing interest in program evaluation capacity building (PECB), its impacts have been rarely studied in the existing literature. This study aims to evaluate a PECB initiative in Hong Kong called the Jockey Club MEL Institute Project.
Steven Sek-yum Ngai +6 more
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East African Journal of Education and Social Sciences, 2022
This study sought to establish the monitoring and evaluation challenges and approaches by Non-Governmental organizations in Musoma, Tanzania using the cross-sectional quantitative study design. The approval to conduct this study was sought from the Ethical Committee Board of the Open University of Tanzania.
Reinfrida Mathayo, Alen Kinyina
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This study sought to establish the monitoring and evaluation challenges and approaches by Non-Governmental organizations in Musoma, Tanzania using the cross-sectional quantitative study design. The approval to conduct this study was sought from the Ethical Committee Board of the Open University of Tanzania.
Reinfrida Mathayo, Alen Kinyina
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Evaluation and Program Planning, 2013
While program evaluations are increasingly valued by international organizations to inform practices and public policies, actual evaluation use (EU) in such contexts is inconsistent. Moreover, empirical literature on EU in the context of humanitarian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) is very limited.
Léna, D'Ostie-Racine +2 more
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While program evaluations are increasingly valued by international organizations to inform practices and public policies, actual evaluation use (EU) in such contexts is inconsistent. Moreover, empirical literature on EU in the context of humanitarian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) is very limited.
Léna, D'Ostie-Racine +2 more
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African Journal of Leadership and Development, 2022
Though project management literature documents that monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is of paramount importance in explaining the project success, there are few empirical studies that address the unique contribution of M&E in project success.
Endris Yesuf Workneh, Deribe Assefa Aga
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Though project management literature documents that monitoring and evaluation (M&E) is of paramount importance in explaining the project success, there are few empirical studies that address the unique contribution of M&E in project success.
Endris Yesuf Workneh, Deribe Assefa Aga
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VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 2010
The objective of this article is to deepen the debate surrounding the practice of evaluation as performed by Brazilian NGOs. In order to accomplish this goal, we examined the results of an investigation conducted between 2007 and 2009 that had two stages: first, a national study and second, a quantitative and qualitative study made in the state of ...
Lucila Campos +4 more
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The objective of this article is to deepen the debate surrounding the practice of evaluation as performed by Brazilian NGOs. In order to accomplish this goal, we examined the results of an investigation conducted between 2007 and 2009 that had two stages: first, a national study and second, a quantitative and qualitative study made in the state of ...
Lucila Campos +4 more
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Sociological Focus, 2013
Using a globally representative sample of nations between 1997 and 2004, I demonstrate that the presence of an active civil society works to decrease governmental corruption. The presence of a robust civil society holds governments accountable, informs its citizens, and provides a suitable outlet for people to voice their concerns and be heard.
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Using a globally representative sample of nations between 1997 and 2004, I demonstrate that the presence of an active civil society works to decrease governmental corruption. The presence of a robust civil society holds governments accountable, informs its citizens, and provides a suitable outlet for people to voice their concerns and be heard.
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An Evaluation of Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations in Türkiye
2023Today, there has been an increase in the quantity of environmental organizations and new environmental issues come to the fore by approaching environmental problems in a holistic way. With the understanding that the solution to environmental problems cannot be solved only by the decisions of the states, environmentalist non-governmental organizations ...
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