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    Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank: Accountability, Learning Lessons, Development Effectiveness

    Asian Development Bank | October 2009
    Abstract
    The Independent Evaluation Department (IED) evaluates the policies, strategies, operations, and special concerns of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) relating to organizational and operational effectiveness. It contributes to development effectiveness by providing feedback on performance and through evaluation lessons. Since 2004, it has reported to the ADB Board of Directors through the Board’s Development Effectiveness Committee.
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    Asian Development Bank. 2009. Independent Evaluation at the Asian Development Bank: Accountability, Learning Lessons, Development Effectiveness. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2175. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.
    Keywords
    Project Evaluation & Review Technique
    Evaluation Strategies
    Evaluation Criteria
    Impact Evaluation
    Risk Financing
    Infrastructure Financing
    Financial Risk Management
    Financial Crisis
    Environmental impact assessment
    Needs assessment
    Cost benefit analysis
    Capital Needs
    Insurance Companies
    Financial Emergency
    Project Risks
    Development Banks
    Ecological risk assessment
    Environmental impact statements
    Cumulative effects assessment
    Environmental impact analysis
    Risk assessment
    Country finance
    Catastrophe bonds
    Insurers
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