World Bank Group Evaluation Principles
The World Bank Group is committed to its twin goals: to eradicate extreme poverty and boost shared prosperity in a sustainable manner. The World Bank Group’s Forward Look – A Vision for the World Bank Group in 2030 outlines how the World Bank Group strives to achieve these goals in close partnership with our shareholders: first, by working to accelerate inclusive and sustainable economic growth; second, by helping countries to invest more effectively in people; and third, by fostering resilience to global shocks and threats.Implementing the Forward Look and contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals require the World Bank Group to continually adapt to rapidly changing situations based on evidence of what works and what does not. Timely and appropriate adaptive management requires building a culture of continuous improvement and problem-solving, based on evidence. Evaluation plays a key role in generating the evidence about what works in different contexts, and in identifying lessons for World Bank Group stakeholders. The 2015 External Review of the Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) recommended that the World Bank Group develop an “institution-wide, principles-based living evaluation policy” that outlines the principles, criteria, and accountabilities for evaluation across the organization. In response, World Bank Group Management and IEG have jointly developed common principles for evaluation in the World Bank Group, which form the foundation of this document. The common principles include core principles for evaluation, and principles for selecting, conducting, and using evaluations. These aim to strengthen accountability and learning for evidence-based decision making and program improvement to enhance development results. They are designed to: (a) align the World Bank Group’s evaluative efforts with global challenges and the World Bank Group’s strategic focus; (b) clarify the roles and responsibilities of key actors and encourage synergy among them throughout the evaluation process; and (c) ensure that all World Bank Group evaluations are robust, of high quality, and credible.
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dig-okr-10986410732024-02-18T02:33:07Z World Bank Group Evaluation Principles World Bank SHARED PROSPERITY POVERTY ERADICATION SUSTAINABILITY WBG FOCUS ROLES AND RESPONSABILITY CREDIBLE EVALUATIONS The World Bank Group is committed to its twin goals: to eradicate extreme poverty and boost shared prosperity in a sustainable manner. The World Bank Group’s Forward Look – A Vision for the World Bank Group in 2030 outlines how the World Bank Group strives to achieve these goals in close partnership with our shareholders: first, by working to accelerate inclusive and sustainable economic growth; second, by helping countries to invest more effectively in people; and third, by fostering resilience to global shocks and threats.Implementing the Forward Look and contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals require the World Bank Group to continually adapt to rapidly changing situations based on evidence of what works and what does not. Timely and appropriate adaptive management requires building a culture of continuous improvement and problem-solving, based on evidence. Evaluation plays a key role in generating the evidence about what works in different contexts, and in identifying lessons for World Bank Group stakeholders. The 2015 External Review of the Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) recommended that the World Bank Group develop an “institution-wide, principles-based living evaluation policy” that outlines the principles, criteria, and accountabilities for evaluation across the organization. In response, World Bank Group Management and IEG have jointly developed common principles for evaluation in the World Bank Group, which form the foundation of this document. The common principles include core principles for evaluation, and principles for selecting, conducting, and using evaluations. These aim to strengthen accountability and learning for evidence-based decision making and program improvement to enhance development results. They are designed to: (a) align the World Bank Group’s evaluative efforts with global challenges and the World Bank Group’s strategic focus; (b) clarify the roles and responsibilities of key actors and encourage synergy among them throughout the evaluation process; and (c) ensure that all World Bank Group evaluations are robust, of high quality, and credible. 2024-02-15T12:58:18Z 2024-02-15T12:58:18Z 2019 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099307301252413787/IDU1bfc87e9c1301514be4194001489d0f8c6d60 https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/41073 English en_US CC BY-NC 3.0 IGO https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain Washington, DC: World Bank |
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The World Bank Group is committed to
its twin goals: to eradicate extreme poverty and boost
shared prosperity in a sustainable manner. The World Bank
Group’s Forward Look – A Vision for the World Bank Group in
2030 outlines how the World Bank Group strives to achieve
these goals in close partnership with our shareholders:
first, by working to accelerate inclusive and sustainable
economic growth; second, by helping countries to invest more
effectively in people; and third, by fostering resilience to
global shocks and threats.Implementing the Forward Look and
contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable
Development Goals require the World Bank Group to
continually adapt to rapidly changing situations based on
evidence of what works and what does not. Timely and
appropriate adaptive management requires building a culture
of continuous improvement and problem-solving, based on
evidence. Evaluation plays a key role in generating the
evidence about what works in different contexts, and in
identifying lessons for World Bank Group stakeholders. The
2015 External Review of the Independent Evaluation Group
(IEG) recommended that the World Bank Group develop an
“institution-wide, principles-based living evaluation
policy” that outlines the principles, criteria, and
accountabilities for evaluation across the organization. In
response, World Bank Group Management and IEG have jointly
developed common principles for evaluation in the World Bank
Group, which form the foundation of this document. The
common principles include core principles for evaluation,
and principles for selecting, conducting, and using
evaluations. These aim to strengthen accountability and
learning for evidence-based decision making and program
improvement to enhance development results. They are
designed to: (a) align the World Bank Group’s evaluative
efforts with global challenges and the World Bank Group’s
strategic focus; (b) clarify the roles and responsibilities
of key actors and encourage synergy among them throughout
the evaluation process; and (c) ensure that all World Bank
Group evaluations are robust, of high quality, and credible. |
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