Internal and external evaluations Sample Clauses

Internal and external evaluations. The processes and outcomes of the pilot activities, as well as the production of global outcomes and final products of METAGORA will be subject to internal evaluations conducted by the Panel of Experts. These will include assessment of: i) the quality of results of pilot activities; ii) the methods and tools developed within the project; iii) the technical assistance provided to the PIOs; iv) the coherence, continuity, strengths and weaknesses of the METAGORA specific bottom-up approach and the participatory process all along the implementation of the whole project; v); the interaction between the various pilot activities; vi) the quality of the partnership among the various actors involved in the project; vii) the materialization of effective South-South co-operation. The internal evaluation shall also include a general assessment of the whole process, and of the relevance of its results, to be conducted at the end of the project within the Advisory Board and by the ParIs21 Task Team on Tools and Methods. Moreover, methods and tools developed by the project, as well as the main relevant results will be submitted to the scientific community, following well established practices of peer-review and publication. This is essential not only for guaranteeing rigor and transparency of the research component of METAGORA, but also for accrediting and improving the scientific and professional basis of the methods and tools that will be proposed for enhancing the monitoring of DHRG. On the basis of specific terms of reference to be defined by the donors and of resources to be provided by them in due time, an external evaluation shall be organised and carried out at the end of the project.
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