Transcription of National Evaluation Policy Framework - DPME
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National Evaluation Policy Framework - DPME
National Evaluation Policy Framework 23 November 2011. 3. Foreword 6i In our Green Paper on Improving Government Performance we said: We have put in place plans for our priority outcomes, and we are in the process of monitoring the implementation of them. However, monitoring is necessary but The transition to democracy fostered hope for a society where all citizens would have not sufficient - it only asks whether we are doing what we planned to do. In order the opportunity to realise their full intellectual, physical, social and spiritual potential. to assess whether or not our plans are resulting in their intended impacts, and the This vision was captured in the Constitution, which spells out each citizen's entitlement reasons for this, we need to carry out evaluations. Evaluations involve deep analysis to adequate housing, basic education, health care, food and water and social security. of issues such as causality, relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, value for money Although the rights are to be realised progressively over time within the available and sustainability.
3 The National Evaluation Policy Framework (NEPF) is the last of the three policy elements introduced in the Policy Framework for the Government-Wide Monitoring
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