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At the request of the Tanzanian government and the Tanzanian Program management at CIDA, a joint review of CIDA's investments in Tanzania was conducted to:
- review the evolution of the 1997 CDPF's basic assumptions and assess the extent to which CIDA's program adapted to the changing environment in both Tanzania and Canada;
- identify relevant lessons for input into the drafting of a results framework for the new Tanzania Country Development Program; and,
- assess CIDA's new programming modalities (e.g. SWAPs and budgetary support programs) in an effort to document experiences and share lessons, and identify factors that need to be monitored and/or nurtured in these new programming approaches.
The evaluation of the CIDA Tanzania Program offered the opportunity to strengthen development cooperation effectiveness through informed organizational learning and decision making. The evaluation team has put forward a series of recommendations to improve operations, inform priority setting and guide the implementation of future programming. In identifying vital, meaningful results, the evaluation demonstrates value added and responsible spending of public funds in fulfilling the Agency's mandate.
The evaluation report presents the findings, conclusions and recommendations from this effort.
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