Guidelines for Project and Programme Evaluations
7.7 International evaluation quality standards (DAC Evaluation Standards) 31 7.8 Gender checklist 36 7.9 Format for an inception report 37 7.10 Format for a data collection planning worksheet 38 7.11 Format for an evaluation report 39 7.12 Format for …
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