The analysis takes the functioning of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) within the Uganda public sector, rather than the needs and requirements of the external donor community, as its main point of departure. The objective of M&E is seen as the improvement of the performance and effectiveness of government and its public service delivery system. M&E relates to more than the technical aspects of data collection: it ultimately derives its value not from the availability of accurate data per se, but from the way in which they are used to improve decision-making. M&E functions when it supplies managers with a flow of reliable information and analysis about what works and what doesn't as a basis for policy recommendations, optimizing resource allocation, refining institutional strategies, changing the mix of public service products or suppliers, assessing performance of staff, or underpinning accountability requirements. Because M&E addresses the performance of governments in responding to their citizens' needs and priorities, it is ultimately an issue of good public governance.
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Data do documento
2003/10/16
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TIpo de documento
Documento de Trabalho (Série Numerada)
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No. do relatório
38270
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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Data de divulgação
2007/01/03
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Desarrollo de la capacidad de seguimiento y evaluacion para mejorar el desempeno del estado en Uganda
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Palavras-chave
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