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Better awareness of local nutrition practices necessary to tackle malnutrition in Laos

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Principle-based evaluation policy and practice required in new world order

From evaluation phobia to evaluation embracing: story of a mindset shift

Better awareness of local nutrition practices necessary to tackle malnutrition in Laos

The importance of distinguishing between fact and fantasy, recognizing that there is no ‘one truth’ in development

IFAD projects continue 10-year positive performance in climate change adaptation, while downward trends in effectiveness and impact require closer review

Post COVID-19 reality calls for reorientation of evaluation profession

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