The phrase "achieved and lessons" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to lessons learned from achievements, but as it stands, it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The project was successful, and we have achieved and lessons to apply in future endeavors."
Alternatives: "accomplishments and insights" or "successes and takeaways".
The evaluation conducted in 2005 was focused on analysing the results achieved and lessons learned in the course of the execution of the Foresight and Anticipation programme as well as orientating future activities within the programme.
However, the current study does benefit greatly from the significant technological advances achieved and lessons learned from our work on the towers".
Purpose/Objective: The purpose of this formative evaluation conducted by Miske Witt & Associates for UNICEF Azerbaijan was to inform policy decisions on the overall Education System Reform in Azerbaijan; to inform next steps for UNICEF in its support of MOE initiatives; and to document the results achieved and lessons learned through AL.
We report on the main results achieved, and emphasize the lessons learned with these experiments.
All of this is not to say we shouldn't celebrate what Bayern and Dortmund have achieved and look for lessons for the English game.
Completion reporting should identify the results achieved and highlight the lessons learned and report these to the Steering Committee and relevant stakeholders, for accountability and to inform future programming [see Scaling up].
Blame is assigned, closure might be achieved, and a chilling moral lesson is sent to others.
For each case, the history, establishment and main characteristics of the PS system, the results that the system achieved and the positive and negative lessons of the experience are described.
An evaluation therefore is required of strategies applied, results achieved, lessons learnt and best practices which should be continued, and new approaches and strategies that need to be introduced to accelerate progress, especially for disadvantaged children.
"Now that Operation Erle is at an end we will reflect very carefully on what it has achieved, what lessons we have learned and how we can work with other councils and police forces across the country to pool our learning so we continue to tackle child sexual exploitation, that exists in far too many of our communities," she added.
To this end, a concurrent health systems research and capacity development can best be achieved through lessons from various forms of action research [ 47].
