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Working Paper 2011-04

Autor: Mayne, J.

The Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF) funds research-for-development projects for 3-5 year periods with the aim of “increasing the productivity of water for food and livelihoods, in a manner that is environmentally sustainable and socially acceptable”. Impact evaluations of CPWF’s projec...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/3625

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Mayne, J. ,  [Strengthening CPWF project evaluations: Assessing research-for-development impact] ,  Strengthening CPWF project evaluations: Assessing research-for-development impact
Working Paper 2008

Autor: Mayne, J.

A weak evaluative culture undermines many attempts at building an effective evaluation and results management regime. This brief outlines practical actions that an organization can take to build and support an evaluative culture, where information on performance is deliberately sought in order to...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/70971

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Mayne, J. ,  [Building an evaluative culture for effective evaluation and results management] ,  Building an evaluative culture for effective evaluation and results management
Working Paper 2015-07

Autor: Johnson, Nancy L. Mayne, J. Grace, Delia Wyatt, A.

Increased consumption of meat, milk, eggs, and fish among poor consumers in developing countries has the potential to improve nutrition as well as drive pro-poor economic development. However, animal-source foods are a major source of food-borne disease. In addition to the health impacts, concern...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/67735

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Johnson, Nancy L. ,  Mayne, J. ,  Grace, Delia ,  Wyatt, A. ,  [How will training traders contribute to improved food safety in informal markets for meat and milk?: A theory of change analysis] ,  How will training traders contribute to improved food safety in informal markets for meat and milk?: A theory of change analysis

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