Common use of Evaluation of Results Clause in Contracts

Evaluation of Results. In order to determine the degree of compliance with the Project’s objective and its results, the Borrower or the Executing Agency, as the case may be, shall provide the Bank with the following information: (a) A mid-term evaluation, including the resources from the JICA Loan, which will be presented to the Bank no later than three (3) years from the date of first disbursement or once fifty (50%) percent of the resources under this Loan have been disbursed and justified, whichever comes first, will focus on analyzing progress achieved, aspects of coordination and execution, and recommendations to attain the proposed targets and investment sustainability; and (b) A final evaluation, including the resources from the JICA Loan, which will be presented to the Bank up to one hundred and twenty (120) days after the final disbursement justification, and will include: (i) the degree of fulfillment of the targets specified in the Results Matrix; (ii) an ex-post cost-benefit analysis; (iii) an assessment of the performance of the Executing Agency; (iv) factors affecting implementation; and (v) lessons learned and recommendations for the design of future operations.

Evaluation of Results. In order to determine the degree of compliance with the Project’s objective and its results, the Borrower or the Executing Agency, as the case may be, shall provide the Bank with the following information: : (a) A a mid-term evaluation, including the resources from the JICA Loan, which will be presented to the Bank no later than three (3) years from the date of first disbursement or once fifty (50%) percent of the resources under this Loan have been disbursed and justified, whichever comes first, . This evaluation will focus on analyzing progress achieved, aspects of coordination and execution, and recommendations to attain the proposed targets and investment sustainability; and and (b) A a final evaluation, including the resources from the JICA Loan, which will be presented to the Bank up to no later than one hundred and twenty (120) days after the final disbursement justification, and . This evaluation will include: (i) the degree of fulfillment of the targets specified in the Results Matrix; (ii) an ex-post cost-benefit analysis; (iii) an assessment of the performance of the Executing Agency; (iv) factors affecting implementation; and (v) lessons learned and recommendations for the design of future operations.