Independent Country Programme Review: Mongolia
2020
The Independent Country Programme Review (ICPR) is an independent validation of the self-assessed performance of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Mongolia country office, for the period 2017-2021. It provides a set of forward-looking recommendations, with a view to supporting the country office and its partners in the continuous efforts to improve the country programme by learning from the achievements and challenges.
Assessment of Development Results: Mongolia
2011
The evaluation examines the strategic relevance and positioning of UNDP support and contributions to the development of Mongolia from 2002 to early 2010. The report assesses UNDP interventions under various thematic areas of the country programme, with a view to providing forward-looking recommendations for the next country programme, for the period 2012-2017.
The evaluation finds that the UNDP programme was well aligned to national strategies and addressed critical development challenges faced by the country due to the strength of its partnership with the Government. UNDP’s contributions were most notable in policy support, which has led to the incorporation of a human development perspective into the country’s broad policy framework. However, the evaluation also finds that UNDP has largely remained an implementer of development projects that often were not followed up, scaled up or replicated by national partners. The report recommends that UNDP should provide strategic support to national efforts and refrain from running parallel programmes and projects.
Evaluation Resource Centre
Evaluation Resource Centre (ERC) is an on-line platform, which facilitates UNDP's effort to strategically plan and effectively use evaluations for accountability, management for results, and knowledge management. It provides access to all UNDP evaluation reports, plans and management responses.