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The Executive Director ensures compliance with the evaluation policy across the organizatoin, and safeguards the integrity of the evaluation function and its independence. The Executive Director ensures that sufficient resources and capacity for evaluation are provided, and that senior management responds to and utilizes evaluation results.
The Executive Board approves the evaluation policy. The Board also endorses the multiyear work programme and budget for global evaluations in the context of the Medium-Term Strategic Plan in the biennial budget process.
Below you can access the Executive Board papers, annual reports of the evaluation function presented to the Board, and major evaluations that are cited in these annual reports.
First regular session of the Executive Board 2013
At its first regular session in February 2013, the Executive Board will consider three recently completed global thematic evaluations. The Executive Board will also be informed about the response by UNICEF’s Management to the recommendations of the evaluations.
All three evaluations are briefly summarized in a presentation provided here.
The Management Response is summarized in a presentation here.
The evaluations for consideration are as follows:
1. Evaluation of UNICEF’s Early Childhood Development Programme
Key documents:
• Executive Summary
• Main Report
• Annexes
• Management Response
2. Global Evaluation of Life Skills Education Programmes
Key documents:
• Main Report
• Management Response
3. Global Evaluation of the Application of a Human Rights Based Approach to UNICEF Programming (HRBAP)
Key documents:
• Executive Summary
• Main report - Volume I
• Volume II
• Management Response
Annual Report on the Evaluation Function and major evaluations in UNICEF
Major Evaluations
Completed Evaluations listed in the 2010-2011 MTSP Integrated M&E Framework
The Progress Evaluation on the EEPCT Programme
Basic Education and Gender Equality (BEGE) Country level evaluations in Executive Board Report
Pre-2011 Evaluations