Strategy and policy evaluations
2011
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Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy to address HIV and AIDS and the world of work - Annexes (Volume 2 of 2)
18 October 2011
Six desk case studies and three country missions were undertaken covering Cambodia, China, Ethiopia, India, Paraguay, Russia, Senegal, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy for the elimination of discrimination in employment and occupation (Volume 1 of 2)
15 October 2011
The period under review included two Strategic Policy Frameworks (SPFs), 2006–09 and 2010–15, and three P&B biennia covering the period from 2007 to 2011. The evaluation team assessed the evolution of the ILO’s non-discrimination work from activities responding to the Global Reports (GRs) and Action Plans (APs), to a specific strategic outcome, Outcome 17, under the 2010–11 P&B.
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Annexes: Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy for the elimination of discrimination in employment and occupation (Volume 2 of 2)
14 October 2011
Case studies: Discrimination and Domestic Workers; Discrimination against Migrants; Discrimination of Indigenous Peoples; Discrimination based on HIV/AIDS; Support the promotion, implementation and application of ILO Convention on Discrimination (Convention No. 111); and Disabilities
2010
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Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy to extend the coverage of social security (Volume 1 of 2)
28 October 2010
The independent evaluation of the ILO’s strategy to extend the coverage of social security during the period 2005-2009 is based on the analysis of key reports and programme documentation, a portfolio review organized by country, project documentation, and interviews with ILO staff, constituents and United Nations (UN) system colleagues.
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Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy to extend the coverage of social security - Annexes (Volume 2 of 2)
28 October 2010
Eleven case studies were undertaken covering Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile, Cyprus, Ghana, Jordan, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Mozambique, Nepal, Senegal, Thailand, and Zambia.
2009
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Strategy evaluation: Performance and progress in gender mainstreaming through the ILO Action Plan for Gender Equality 2008-09
22 December 2009
This evaluation analyses performance and progress in gender mainstreaming, using the Action Plan as a basis for measuring results and gaps. The main purposes of the evaluation are: internal management learning and decision making; as a reference for drafting the Director-General’s report on results of the Action Plan, to be presented to the Governing Body in March 2010; for advising on the drafting of the next Action Plan; and for sharing lessons learned and good practices with other UN system entities.
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Independent evaluation of the ILO's strategy to support member States capacities to development policies and programmes focused on youth employment. Case studies are on Perú, Indonesia and Liberia.
24 October 2009
The evaluation analyses the ILO’s strategy to increase member States’ capacities to develop policies or programmes focused on youth employment. The thrust of this strategy is to strengthen the International Labour Organization (ILO) constituents’ capacities to translate global commitments expressed in the United Nations (UN) (for making productive employment and decent work a fundamental component of economic and social policies and/or development strategies) into national action.
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Independent external evaluation of International Labour Organization Evaluation Function
19 October 2009
When the ILO’s Governing Body adopted the Evaluation Policy in November 2005, it also stipulated that the policy be evaluated at the end of five years and this report commissioned to an external evaluation team is the result.
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Terms of reference of the independent external evaluation of ILO's evaluation function
19 October 2009
2008
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Independent Evaluation of ILO’s Strategy for the Protection of Migrant Workers: 2001-2007 (Volume I: Main Report)
21 October 2008
The purpose of the evaluation is to provide insight into the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of the ILO’s strategy, programme approach, and interventions for protecting migrant workers. This includes consideration of whether and how the Office approach should be modified or adapted to the current climate. It is also intended to provide findings and lessons learned for improved leadership and decision-making within the context of results-based management. The period under review is 2001-2007.
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Independent Evaluation of ILO’s Strategy for the Protection of Migrant Workers: 2001-2007 (Volume 2: Annexes)
21 October 2008
This annexes volume contains the evaluation Terms of reference; the Questionnaire; Components of TC projects on labour migration; Strategy’s Components Results Framework; ILO’s collaboration with members of the Global Migration Group (GMG), the International Organization for Migration (IOM)and other Agencies.
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Independent Evaluation of the ILO's Strategy to Support Member States to Improve the Impact of International Labour Standards
21 October 2008
The purpose of this strategy evaluation is to provide insight into the mandate, continued relevance, effectiveness, efficiency of the strategy, programme approach, and interventions in strengthening and broadening national capacities to ratify and improve the application of the International Labour Standards (ILS) by member States, and covering the period 2000-2006.
2006
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Independent Evaluation of ILO's Strategy for Employment Creation through Employment-intensive Investment
01 September 2006
This evaluation report provides the background documentation and analysis for the basis of the findings, conclusions and recommendations set out in the summary report GB.297/PFA/2/2, “Independent evaluation of the ILO’s strategy for employment-intensive investment”, presented by the Office to the Governing Body at its 297th Session in November 2006.
2005
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Evaluation of the InFocus Programme on Socio-Economic Security
31 December 2005
The Independent Evaluation of the inFocus Programme on Socio-Economic Security looks at the programme’s performance over the period 1999-2005. It examines the ILO’s strategy to contribute to the social and economic security in a dynamic international context through the creation and development of the SES programme. It endeavours to identify what works well and where improvements can be made.
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Evaluation of the InFocus Programme on Social Dialogue, Labour Law and Labour Administration
29 December 2005
The purpose of the evaluation is to provide insight on the mandate, continued relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of IFP/DIALOGUE’s strategies, programme approach and interventions in promoting social dialogue and strengthening mechanisms and institutions of social dialogue and assisting member States to improve their labour law and labour administration. This will include consideration of whether the programme should be continued, discontinued or modified.
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External review of the ILO's implementation of strategic budgeting in a results-based management framework
01 November 2005
2004
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Evaluation of the InFocus Programme on Skills, Knowledge and Employability
01 November 2004
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Independant Evaluation of the InFocus Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC)
01 September 2004
This programme-level evaluation examines the relevance and effectiveness of IPEC’s strategies and design in the context of a results-based framework, and the efficiency of organizational arrangements for achieving programme outcomes.