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Twende Mbele
At the heart of Twende Mbele is a desire to move beyond a network of people just sharing experience, toward a partnership where countries collaborate on developing and implementing M&E systems that improve government performance and impact on citizens. Twende engages with a variety of national governments who are interested to use M&E to strengthen government performance and accountability to citizens.
The Twende Mbele Programme currently involves four core country partners (Benin, South Africa, Ghana and Uganda), with two regional evaluation capacity development partners (CLEAR Anglophone Africa and the African Development Bank). Kenya and Niger joined the partnership as Collaborating Partners in 2018. These partners are learning from each other and more widely around how more effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems at all levels of government can strengthen government performance. The UK Department of International Development and the Hewlett Foundation are the financial supporters of the Programme, with each of the core partners.
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Introducing Context Based Reforms: Adaptation of Management Performance Assessment Tool in South Africa and Uganda
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Strengthening Participation of Civil Society Organisations in National Evaluation Systems: Insights from Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Ghana
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Diagnostic on the Supply and Demand of Evaluators in Uganda
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An African Approach for Gauging the Gender Responsiveness of National Monitoring and Evaluation Systems
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Capacité Analytique pour une Priorisation Ameliorée et un S & E / Analytical Capacity for Improved Prioritisation and M & E
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Diagnostic on the Supply and Demand of Evaluators in Uganda, Benin and South Africa
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Analytical Capacity for Improved Prioritisation and M&E
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Diagnostic sur l'Offre et la demande d'Evaluateurs en Ouganda, au Bénin et en Afrique du Sud / Diagnostics on the Supply and Demand of Evaluators in Uganda, Benin and South Africa
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