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Unit/Country
Completion year
Budget
Mandatory
Joint
GEF
1.
Assessment of Development Results:Jordan
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2016
$160,000
No
No
No
2.
Assessment of Development Results: Kyrgyzstan
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2016
$104,000
No
No
No
3.
Assessment of Development Results: Cameroon
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2016
$105,000
No
No
No
4.
Assessment of Development Results: Dominican Republic
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
5.
Assessment of Development Results: Ethiopia
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
6.
Assessment of Development Results: Albania
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
7.
Assessment of Development Results: Vietnam
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
8.
Assessment of Development Results: Gabon
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
9.
Assessment of Development Results: Mauritania
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
10.
Assessment of Development Results: Morocco
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
11.
Assessment of Development Results: Sao Tome Principe
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
12.
Assessment of Development Results: Somalia
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
13.
Assessment of Development Results: Zimbabwe
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
14.
Assessment of Development Results: Tanzania
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2015
$160,000
No
No
No
15.
Assessment of Development Results: Armenia
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2014
$160,000
No
No
No
16.
Assessment of Development Results: Malaysia
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2014
$160,000
No
No
No
17.
Assessment of Development Results: Uruguay
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2014
$160,000
No
No
No
18.
Assessment of Development Results (ADR) : Iraq
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2014
$160,000
No
No
No
19.
Assessment of Development Results (ADR) : Kenya
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2013
$150,000
No
No
No
20.
Assessment of Development Results (ADR) : Afghanistan
ADR
Independent Evaluation Office
2013
$160,000
No
No
No
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