PROGRAMMATIC INDEPENDENT IN-DEPTH EVALUATIONS

GLO/U40: Global Programme Against Money-Laundering, Proceeds of Crime and the Financing of Terrorism (GPML) - Evaluation Brief (2-page document)

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Mid-term

GLO/T59; GLO/T92: Global Programme against Trafficking in Persons (GLOT59) and the Global Programme Against Smuggling of Migrants (GLOT92) - Evaluation Brief (2-page document)

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Mid-term Cluster 

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INDEPENDENT PROJECT EVALUATIONS

BOL/Z68 Assistance Programme to the Implementation of the Action Plan for the Strategy for the Fight against Drug Trafficking and Reduction of Surplus Coca Cultivation, 2011 - 2015 (mid-term evaluation report; in Spanish)

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Mid-term

COL/H45 Integrated Monitoring System of Illicit Crops in Colombia SIMCI II (mid-term evaluation report; in Spanish)

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Mid-term

KGZ/K50 Strengthening the Counter Narcotics Service of the Interior Ministry of the Kyrgyz Republic (final evaluation report)

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Final

XCE/A01 OFID/UNODC Partnership on Effective HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care among Vulnerable Groups In Central Asia and Eastern Europe -Phase II ( final evaluation report)

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Final

XAM/Z17: Strengthening criminal justice systems in the Sahel in order to effectively combat drug trafficking, illicit trafficking, organised crime, terrorism and corruption in the region

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Mid-term

XAS/S69: Capacity building for Member States of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in the ratification and the implementation of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and its two first additional Protocols

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Mid-term

NGA/V18: Support to the Justice Sector of Nigeria

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Final

GLO/U40-Mekong region Activities Conducted in the Mekong Region under the Global Programme Against Money Laundering, Proceeds of Crime and the Financing of Terrorism

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Final

MEX/X89 Promotion of cooperation between Mexico and Central America to prevent and combat the smuggling of migrants (in Spanish; including English Executive Summary)

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Final

KGZ/T90 Criminal Justice Programme in the Kyrgyz Republic

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Final

IND/A06 Promoting Alternatives to Incarceration for Convicted Drug Users, including Rehabilitation and Probation (Forming part of the Sub-Programme 5 on Drugs and HIV of the Indonesia Country Programme 2012-2016)

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Final

XSS/V02 HIV and AIDS Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support in Prison Settings in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Final

1213V (UNDA) Integrating crime, corruption, drugs and terrorism related issues into the preparation of national plans and processes

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Final

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DISCONTINUED EVALUATIONS

ARE/K09 Capacity building of NRC as a drug demand resource centre for UAE and the region. This evaluation-process was discontinued and the report not published as it did not meet UNEG and UNODC Evaluation Norms and Standards. The limitations were impacting the overall quality of the collected data and in particular UNEG norm 3 (credibility) was not fulfilled, even though the evaluation team tried to address these challenges in the best possible way. For further information, please contact us.