Sentence examples for strengthening evaluation from inspiring English sources

Certain development funders are committed to " strengthening the evidence base for what works or does not work in international development as well as developing and strengthening evaluation research capacity within the UK and internationally" [ 49].

In the tests for flexural strengthening evaluation, the basalt fiber strengthening improved both the yielding and the ultimate strength of the beam specimen up to 27% depending on the number of layers applied.

However, the Panel agrees with the EO's self-assessment that improvements are needed in the areas of (1) strengthening evaluation capacity at the decentralized levels (regional/country offices, partner countries), and (2) disseminating evaluation results and lessons more effectively.

Actions will lead towards improved school management, strengthened evaluation systems, and curricula implementation.

Sharing the limitations of the evaluation design and implementation may also help others further strengthen evaluation of health training programmes in the future.

The potential for health RCS evaluation frameworks to strengthen evaluation capacity, to improve the evaluation culture within organisations, and to facilitate sharing of funders' approaches to health RCS evaluations, needs to be exploited so that meaningful evaluation findings can be generated jointly by health RCS funders and the organisations that they fund.

The Evaluation Office and Regional Offices work jointly to strengthen the evaluation function in a number of key areas: enhancing strategic planning of evaluations and management responses; strengthening internal evaluation capacity; and developing national evaluation capacity.

We currently offer evaluation support for the following three surveys: 1) Statewide Data Collection 2) Strengthening Families Evaluation and 3) Parenting A Second Time Around (PASTA) Evaluation.

The reforms focus on early childcare, supporting disadvantaged children, improving vocational education and building links with employers; other reforms are aimed at improving training and professional development for teachers, and strengthening school evaluation and assessment.

The findings from the current study suggested that, in addition to strengthening program evaluation methodology, gender-specific programs for girls need to more meaningfully incorporate relevant theories and gender-specific risk and protective factors into their curriculum.

Approaches such as strengthening performance evaluation, further mobilizing frontline healthcare workers, improving training on drug use, and educating patients should be undertaken in the future.