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The United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG) is a professional network that brings together the units responsible for evaluation in the UN system including the specialized agencies, funds, programmes and affiliated organisations. UNEG currently has 43 such members.

UNEG aims to strengthen the objectivity, effectiveness and visibility of the evaluation function across the UN system and to advocate the importance of evaluation for learning, decision making and accountability. UNEG provides a forum for members to share experiences and information, discuss the latest evaluation issues and promote simplification and harmonisation of reporting practices.

UNEG is chaired by the UNDP, and is supported by an Executive Secretary and the UNEG Secretariat. Full details on UNEG's governance and ways of working are outlined in the UNEG Principles of Working Together (adopted at UNEG's AGM 2007).


 
  New UNDP Evaluation: Evaluation of the third Regional Cooperation Framework for Arab States
05 Jun 2009
The evaluation assessed the performance, results and strategic positioning of UNDP's Regional Cooperation Framework for the Arab States, 2006-2009.
  Evaluation Report: UNIFEM Programme Facilitating CEDAW Implementation in Southeast Asia
02 Jun 2009
The report closely examines the effectiveness of the overall strategy and approaches to women's human rights, details the programme's most significant findings and results, and identifies lessons learned.
  Programme Evaluation of a Peacekeeping Mission - A First for OIOS
01 Jun 2009
Report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services on the programme evaluation of the performance and achievement of results by the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire
  Joint Evaluation of the Role and Contribution of the UN System in the Republic of South Africa
29 May 2009
Conducted between September 2008 and March 2009, the evaluation assesses the relevance and effectiveness of cooperation between South Africa and the UN system within the three-tier strategic policy priorities of the country: a better South Africa, a better Africa, and a better world.

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