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Assessment of Development Results at Country Level

Assessments of Development Results (ADRs) assess the attainment of intended and achieved results as well as UNDP contributions to development results at the country level.

Their scope include, but is not confined to, UNDP responsiveness and alignment to country challenges and priorities; strategic positioning; use of comparative advantage; and engagement with partners. The number and selection of countries, and the timing of these evaluations, are determined to ensure coverage and to allow findings and recommendations to feed into the preparation of the subsequent programme. Wherever possible, these evaluations will be conducted in conjunction with other United Nations organizations.

Assessed Countries (click to view details)


Latest Assessment of Development Results

Assessment of Development Results: Kenya

This evaluation examined UNDP's contributions to national development goals, its relevance and strategic position within the country during the period between 2007 and 2013 (later extended to 2014). 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: Croatia

This evaluation examined UNDP's contributions to national development goals, its relevance and strategic position within the country during the period between 2007 and 2013 in Croatia. 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: Angola

This evaluation examined UNDP's contributions to national development goals, its relevance and strategic position within the country during the period between 2005 and 2011. 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.