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FileTWAP MSP-Terminal Evaluation
The medium-sized project (MSP), Development of the Methodology and Arrangements for the GEF Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP), was a preparatory project designed to put in place the foundations for a programme of continuous assessment for transboundary aquatic systems: lakes, rivers, aquifers, large marine systems and open ocean. The MSP was explicitly designed to lead to a full-sized project but this outcome is subject to adoption of the methods by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and to subsequent Council approval and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) endorsement of the Full-Sized Project (FSP).
FileTerminal Evaluation
The development objective of the GEF/EIB project was to improve municipal wastewater services in the coastal cities of Durres, Lezha, and Saranda. By achieving this objective the project was to contribute to economic growth in these three tourist cities, the continued prosperity of which depends heavily on a healthy coastal environment. To this end, the EIB-financed conventional wastewater plants in each of the three coastal cities.
FileTerminal Evaluation-EPSMO
This is the Independent Terminal Evaluation of the GEF/UNDP/FAO Environmental Protection and Sustainable Management of the Okavango River Basin Project (EPSMO).
FileCoral Reef Terminal Evaluation
This TERMINAL EVALUATION (TE) report presents an analysis of the performance, outputs, outcomes, and impacts of the Project, “Knowledgebase for Lessons Learned and Best Practice in the Management of Coral Reefs.” The project received funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF), and had as the GEF Agencies the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank. The WorldFish Center served as the Executing Agency. The project had a total budget of US$1,889,000, with a GEF allocation of US$940,000, and a co-financing contribution of US$949,000 from the WorldFish Center, ICRAN, and other collaborating NGOs.
FileWIOLAB Terminal Evaluation
The independent Terminal Evaluation for the project was undertaken between 23 May and 15 August 2010 on behalf of UNEP. This report provides an introduction and overview of the project, describes the evaluation methodology and scope and sums up the main findings of the evaluation. The report concludes with lessons and recommendations.
FileGOGLME Terminal Evaluation
The purpose of this In-Depth Evaluation is to enable the Government bodies, UNDP and UNIDO and the donor to assess progress and to take decisions on the future orientation and emphasis, as well as to decide on a possible second phase of the project.
FileTerminal Evaluation Review
Global Environmental Objectives / Changes during implementation: (FE) To improve global management of transboundary water systems by increasing capacity to replicate best practices and lessons learned in each of the GEF International Waters Operational Programs.
FileRBA-PTS Terminal Evaluation
The Regional-based Assessment of Persistent Toxic Substances (hereafter RBA/PTS) project has met its overall objective of providing a comprehensive, regionally-based assessment of the damage and threats posed by persistent toxic substances. It has also facilitated evaluation and agreement on the priorities among chemically-related environmental issues at the regional level, in order to focus subsequent interventions on the most important and pressing issues. The twelve Regional Reports include assessments of the sources of persistent toxic substances in the environment, their concentrations and impact on biota and their transboundary transport, as well as an assessment of the root causes of the problems and the capacity at the regional level to manage them. Consolidation of the regional analyses has provided an assessment of global priorities. The results are available on the Web and in printed form, as one global report and twelve regional ones.
FilePEMSEA-Terminal Evaluation
This evaluation was undertaken by Angel Alcala, Brian Davy and Olof Linden from 03-16 August 1998. The team visited the project sites at Xiamen People’s Republic of China and Batangas Republic of the Philippines. Staff from the Straits of Malacca project visited Manila to brief the evaluation team. Full briefings were given by the PDMO in Manila including provision of all relevant project documents.
FileTumen-Terminal Evaluation
This report is based on a review carried out between March and May 2002. Although officially a “Terminal Evaluation”, the project was still very much active and had only just started preparing the SAP. As a result some of the comments in this report may no longer be relevant and some of the recommendations have already been adopted by the project. The full title of the project is “Preparation of a SAP and TDA for the Tumen River Area, its coastal regions and related Northeast Asian Environs” (Strategic Action Programme and Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis). The project, now generally referred to as TumenNET, involves China, Russia, the Republic of Korea, Mongolia, and to a limited extent the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea.
FileTerminal Evaluation
The project was the first experience in its kind in the region. In that sense it was innovative in its design and conception. The physical as well as the institutional components of the project were designed in close consultation with the executing agency and local and regional authorities. The project as such increased the awareness of the environmental authority to the threat of oil pollution and is considered as the most important vehicle for abiding by international regulations and enforcing their implementation
FileBulgaria Wetlands-Terminal Evaluation
After the Mid-Term Review in July 2006, Government requested and the Bank agreed to a reallocation of available grant resources to finalize wetlands restoration, which was the main project activity. Some US$ 2.04 million was reallocated from the Small Grants Program for Biodiversity Conservation and the Farmer Transition Support Program to compensate for a funding shortfall created by US dollar depreciation over the course of project implementation, and a 30 percent increase in construction prices during the same period.
FileHungary & Slovenia Danube Transboundary Pollution Reduction -TE
FileBSEP - Terminal Evaluation
In order to assess the implementation of the project for the Environmental Management and Protection of the Black Sea (RER/93/G31) an evaluation team was contracted in October/November 1995 by UNOPS. The evaluation was carried out from 6 to 20 November 1995 and results of the evaluation were published as a Project Evaluation Report issued on 20 November 1995. For the purpose of the present evaluation the Project Evaluation Report was studied carefully and all activities which were identified by the report and suggested to be implemented by the end of the project were extracted and are presented in the first column of the Annex I, Table 1 (information in brackets for each of the activities indicate page number and paragraph number of the Project Evaluation Report document issued in November 1995).
FileIW:LEARN UNEP Terminal Evaluation
The support and cooperation received from IW:LEARN, UNDP, UNEP, World Bank, GEF and a wide range of project stakeholders, including beneficiaries, in conducting this terminal evaluation is gratefully acknowledged. Also gratefully acknowledged is the work of the IW:LEARN midterm evaluator Dr. Alexander Robert Dawson Shepherd and the IW:LEARN (UNDP component) terminal evaluator Dr. Phillip Tortell. The views expressed in this report are purely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of UNEP, or project stakeholders, including beneficiaries, who were consulted in the preparation of this report. This report, or portions thereof, may not be reproduced without explicit written reference to the source.
FileTransboundary Cooperation in the Danube River Basin - TE
FileNiger river basin- TE
Terminal and Final Project Evaluations
FileLVEMP - Terminal Evaluation
FileLake Ohrid - Terminal Evaluation
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