Projects and references

Evaluation of the EU's support to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia. This evaluation should provide findings and recommendations to assist the Enlargement Directorate General of the European Commission (DG ELARG) in the programming and implementation of future EU assistance to these countries in their support to refugees and IDPs, with a view to improving the instruments available to best respond to policy objectives, and financial assistance performance.

Evaluation of the EU's support to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia. This evaluation should provide findings and recommendations to assist the Enlargement Directorate General of the European Commission (DG ELARG) in the programming and implementation of future EU assistance to these countries in their support to refugees and IDPs, with a view to improving the instruments available to best respond to policy objectives, and financial assistance performance.

Evaluation of the EU's support to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia. This evaluation should provide findings and recommendations to assist the Enlargement Directorate General of the European Commission (DG ELARG) in the programming and implementation of future EU assistance to these countries in their support to refugees and IDPs, with a view to improving the instruments available to best respond to policy objectives, and financial assistance performance.

Evaluation of the EU's support to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia. This evaluation should provide findings and recommendations to assist the Enlargement Directorate General of the European Commission (DG ELARG) in the programming and implementation of future EU assistance to these countries in their support to refugees and IDPs, with a view to improving the instruments available to best respond to policy objectives, and financial assistance performance.

Evaluation of the EU's support to refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia. This evaluation should provide findings and recommendations to assist the Enlargement Directorate General of the European Commission (DG ELARG) in the programming and implementation of future EU assistance to these countries in their support to refugees and IDPs, with a view to improving the instruments available to best respond to policy objectives, and financial assistance performance.

The main purpose of the evaluation was to generate knowledge from the results of Sida support to social sector reforms through twelve projects and programmes in the Republic of Moldova, in order to provide lessons learnt for the Moldovan ministries and authorities concerned in the planning for the future direction for the sector, and for donors and implementing agencies involved as to how to best assist the reforms. Since the Swedish support to social sector reforms was being phased out in Moldova, the evaluation provided important lessons for Sweden as to how to phase out development cooperation assistance in a responsible way, ensuring the sustainability of results.

Activity 1: Assist the Ministry of Social Protection, Family and Children (MoSPFC) in developing and putting into operation the mechanism for the monitoring of a better targeted social assistance system
Activity 2: Strengthen the capacity of the MoSPFC and relevant regional and local authorities and stakeholders
Activity 3: Ensure coordination and information flow in the social sector

The Government of Egypt is stressing the need for extending social protection, accelerating the reform of the health sector and restructuring the health insurance system and asked for the preparation of a package of the needed reform, closely associating stakeholders and donors. The general objective of the EC support is the growing availability of affordable health care services of good quality to the Egyptian population, with emphasis on family medicine and on vulnerable and presently under-served groups. The corner stone of the first phase of the Egyptian Health Sector Reform Programme (HSRP-I, 1997-2006) has been the introduction of the “Family Health Model” in 5 governorates. Its global aim is to raise the quality and attractiveness of primary health care in Egypt.