The main strategic goal of the Joint Evaluation (JE) is to contribute towards enhancing the relevance of AfDB and IFAD operations in Agriculture and Rural Development in Africa and to improve their operational performance.
The purpose of this study is to identify the tools that environmental civil society organisations can deploy and the policy positions they can promote in the post-Paris development agenda to ensure that long-term environmental impacts in developing countries benefit both poor people and the environment.
This paper summarises the conclusions of a four-country study that has examined the linkages between environmental policies and outcomes, public expenditure on the environment and the influence of different modalities of development cooperation.
In agriculture, there are several reasons why development cooperation in that sector struggles to comply with the Paris principles. The paper sets out areas requiring focused attention in the run-up to Accra 2008.
Combines the four country studies of Ghana, Mali, Mozambique and Tanzania which focused on the links between environmental policies and outcomes, public expenditure on the environment and the influence of different modalities of development cooperation
The purpose of this study is to analyse and document experience in transferring environmental priorities from national plans to budgets, and through into government implementation plans. In addition, the study will identify how donors can facilitate and support such processes within the context of increasing budget support and the use of other aid instruments.
This brief explores the education dimensions of spatial inequality in Ghana and examines the model secondary schools policy, which was recently adopted by the Government of Ghana (GoG) in an attempt to address this disparity.