This assessment could be qualitative and or quantitative in nature.

The absence of qualitative and quantitative information on the status of children makes the assessment of the implementation of the Convention difficult.

The absence of qualitative and quantitative information on the status of children makes the assessment of the implementation of the Convention difficult.

142. In 1995, the application of rapid assessment procedures using qualitative anthropological techniques for the design, evaluation and improvement of programmes continued to spread.

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It also notes the ongoing efforts to develop a results based budgeting but cautions that this, in itself, will not bring about a qualitative assessment of performance.

Furthermore, a proper system of information of a qualitative and a quantitative nature, to allow analytical assessment of performance and results achieved for oversight purposes, must be established.

The Global Assessment Programme completed modules on Focus Assessment Studies a Qualitative Approach to Data Collection (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.04.XI.15) and Ethical Challenges in Drug Epidemiology Issues, Principles and Guidelines (United Nations publication, Sales No.

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3. Qualitative aspects of development cooperation

C. Qualitative aspects of development cooperation

Nevertheless, many challenges remain for enhancing the contribution of microfinance initiatives, especially for the sustainability of microfinance and for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of the impact of microfinance on poverty.

There has been some qualitative progress in returns.

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the qualitative development and publicity regarding women issues

Failing that, a qualitative description should be given.

The project has completed a survey and a qualitative assessment of Palestinian investors, and efforts are now focused on design of a strategy and creation of a core expert team within PIPA for implementing the programme.

Performance based criteria which were now used in seven missions (MINUSTAH, MONUC, ONUB, UNMEE, UNMIL, UNMIS and UNOCI), provided the means for conducting the required qualitative assessment of rations contracts for troops in those field missions.

The Sudan has both quantitative and qualitative problems in housing.

For many patients, there was little qualitative change in lifestyle.

III. Qualitative aspects of development cooperation A. People centred development

Evaluators comments on the quantitative and qualitative impact of projects

The Committee reiterates the importance of comprehensive and up to date quantitative and qualitative data on all aspects of early childhood for the formulation, monitoring and evaluation of progress achieved and assessment of the impact of policies.

The Committee reiterates the importance of comprehensive and up to date quantitative and qualitative data on all aspects of early childhood for the formulation, monitoring and evaluation of progress achieved, and for assessment of the impact of policies.

But Doug's results that he cared about were much more qualitative.

Both financial information and qualitative and quantitative indicators will be included.

However this presence has yet to translated in similar qualitative presence.

The Global Assessment Programme has continued to develop its Toolkit Module series with the completion of the modules on Focus Assessment Studies a Qualitative Approach to Data Collection (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.04.XI.15) and Ethical Challenges in Drug Epidemiology Issues, Principles and Guidelines (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.04.XI.19).

Methods and approaches used in vulnerability and adaptation assessments Almost all Parties reported on the use of various impact and vulnerability assessment methodologies and approaches, ranging from sophisticated computer models to qualitative assessments based on expert judgement and literature review.

They cannot be equated, for there is a qualitative difference between them.

Qualitative impact Improved availability of trade information for importers and or exporters

For this reason a qualitative component has been added to the quantitative research.

Yet, in qualitative terms, the situation in the country has always been precarious.

The monitoring process is now changing, with potentially more qualitative monitoring as follows

Instead, it calls for their supplementation through a wider use of qualitative methods.

Qualitative and quantitative information was provided regarding environmental, social cultural and economic benefits.

An ENT acts as a quota restriction and may be qualitative or quantitative.

Nevertheless, the region still faces challenges in enhancing the contribution of microfinance initiatives to ensuring further poverty reduction, including the sustainability of microfinance, a lack of accountability and transparency and qualitative and quantitative assessment of the impact of microfinance on poverty reduction policies.

Today's world demands qualitative leaps forward in the way we engage in development cooperation.

No common methodologies were used for this sector, and only qualitative considerations were presented.

No common methodologies were used for this sector, and only qualitative considerations were presented.

In his intervention, Eibe Riedel underscored the need for both quantitative and qualitative indicators.

The disparity between men and women is present both in quantitative and qualitative terms.

Such benchmarks and indicators will focus not only on quantitative but also qualitative changes.