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Developing guidelines to enhance the evaluation of overseas development projects.

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This study offers seven guidelines for evaluating overseas development projects, focusing on empowering local stakeholders through participation and capacity enhancement. These factors are crucial for effective international development cooperation.

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Area of Science:

Development Studies
Project Management
Sociology

Background:

Effective evaluation of overseas development projects is critical for successful international cooperation.
Existing evaluation frameworks often overlook the empowerment of local stakeholders.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify key factors for evaluating overseas development projects.
To promote the empowerment of local stakeholders in the evaluation process.

Main Methods:

Extensive review of prior research in project evaluation.
Development of seven broad guidelines for evaluation practice.

Main Results:

Seven guidelines proposed: stakeholder participation, education focus, appropriate methodology, feedback and utilisation, local capacity enhancement, partnership, and cross-cultural teaming.
Guidelines aim to assist practitioners in international development cooperation.

Conclusions:

The proposed guidelines offer significant aspects for improving project evaluations.
Further input from practitioners across diverse settings is needed to refine these guidelines.
Prioritizing indigenous stakeholder views is essential for inclusive and effective evaluations.