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PART I WHAT DO MONITORING AND EVALUATION HAVE TO OFFER GOVERNMENTS Part I focuses on what exactly M&E has to offer to governments; it endeavors to clarify the substance underlying the rhetoric. Chapter 2 provides a brief primer on monitoring and evaluation. It addresses the question of what exactly M&E is and discusses some of the main tools, methods, and approaches governments and international donors commonly use. This is followed in chapter 3 by a discussion of the specific ways M&E can be and has been used to improve government performance. Key trends influencing countries to build M&E systems are then considered briefly in chapter 4.
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Page 5 and 6: Contents v vii ix Foreword Acknowle
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PART IV HOW TO STRENGTHEN A GOVERNM
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Adrien, Marie-Hélène
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BIBLIOGRAPHY ———. 2006. “Th
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Perrin, Burt, and Keit
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Citizen’s Report Car
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