Assessment Methodology. The Capacity Development Guide is an adaptation of the UNDP Capacity Assessment Methodology Users Guide1 and is meant to be used in conjunction with the UNDP Practice Notes on Capacity Development, Capacity Assessment

Visual Guide to the UNDP Standard Development Project. 1 2 SELECT IMPLEMENTING PARTNER Ensure participation of wide range of stakeholders Contact MPTF O ce if UNDP is an . UNDP Brand Manual UNDP Tagline Portal Communication Toolkit Success Story Template Photo Guidelines See in Atlas: Standard CDR report On-Demand Atlas

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The methodology is to be used by the industrialized Capacity Calculation (CC) tool to be developed by the Regional Security Centre (RSC) Either a Flow Based or a Coordinated Net Transfer Capacity (CNTC) methodology Prototype Capacity Calculation tool(s) to test the methodology on real market data Market simulations and parallel runs

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1 This framework represents an initial result from the Post‐Conflict Governance Capacity Development initiative by UNDP’s Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery. This initiative examines lessons learned from UNDP’s support capacity development of governance in post‐conflict countries, substantial inputs have been made by Eugenia Piza

1.1.3. Structure of the updated Evaluation Guidelines The Evaluation Guidelines are organized in a number of easy-to-use sections that can be used in sequence or as individual pieces and are intended to be a living and continuously evolving document to support evaluation in UNDP.

2.3 Key conclusions 23 3. IMPLICATIONS OF THE INTERFACE FOR UNDP 25 3.1 Implications for UNDP programming 25 3.2 Key recommendations for UNDP 29 ANNEX 1: CASE STUDY FINDINGS 31 1. Bolivia 31 2. Haiti 34 3. Indonesia (Aceh) 37 4. Kenya 42 5. Kyrgyzstan 45 6. Papua New Guinea 49 7. Sri Lanka 52 8. Sudan 56 9. Zimbabwe 61 ANNEX 2. GLOSSARY OF KEY .

Special conditions5 4.1 The advance payment to be made upon signature of the contract by both parties is contingent upon receipt and acceptance by UNDP of a bank guarantee 6for the full amount of the advance payment issued by a Bank and in a form acceptable to UNDP.7 4.2 The amounts of the

Indicators used by HQ and CO should be linked by design. Last year, UNDP Mauritius CO linked the indicators in the country programme in retrospect to the indicators developed based on the UNDP Strategic Plan. Some of the indicators matched, while the others didn’t, undermining the effectiveness of UNDP’s integrated M&E system.

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our offices and business units, UNDP uses standard bidding documents, available in English, Spanish and French. On average, UNDP buys approximately 3 billion (US) worth of goods and services every year to maintain operations in the field and to react to upcoming and recurring demands. While the needs vary, services account

Supporting broad participation in disaster risk reduction - community based disaster reduction plans and programmes, as well as increasing the involvement of women in risk reduction plans. UNDP. (2010). Disaster Risk Reduction, Governance & Mainstreaming. Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery - UNDP (BCPR-UNDP).

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A major role for social workers in the assessment of decisional capacity is the coordination of the interdisciplinary capacity assessment process. This may include assessing and advocating for a decision specific capacity assessment, completing the assessment of risk, administering appropriate assessment tools, completing the assessment interview,

APPENDIX B: RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY FOR STATE SMALL WATER . APPENDIX B: RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY FOR STATE SMALL WATER . INTRODUCTION 219 . Risk Assessment Methodology Development Process 220 . Intended Use of This Analysis 220 . METHODOLOGY 220 . Data Processing 220 . Depth Filter 225 . Wells with Known Numeric Depths 227

The most important capacity gaps in needs assessment are presented below. Capacity gaps in needs assessment Percentage of stakeholders with Partially developed capacity (%) Average cluster 2 Average cluster 3 NGO Public office INGO Conducting a needs assessment Leading and conducting a needs assessment 69.2 85.7

The effective implementation of the capacity gaps assessment is based on the assumptions that were indicated in the methodology presented in October 2020 with regard to the three expected deliverables: (1) Stakeholders' mapping and analysis; (2) Capacity gaps in needs assessment and planning; and (3) Capacity development plan.

QUALITY ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FOR DECENTRALIZED EVALUATION REPORTS 1. INTRODUCTION High‐quality evaluations are critical for results‐based management, knowledge generation for wider use and for accountability to programme partners. One of the requirements of UNDP evaluation policy is that .

1 Introduction Formal ontologies provide a conceptual model of a domain of interest by describing the vocabulary of that domain in terms of a logical language, such as a description logic (DL). To cater for different applications and uses of ontologies, DLs and other ontology languages vary significantly regard-ing expressive power and computational complexity (Baader et al. 2003). For .