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1. Background

The EANET has been implementing the EANET Project Fund mechanism since 2022. However, from the perspective of developing and evaluating projects, evaluating proposals and the progress of projects and achievements needs to be further improved. Therefore, this Workshop is being organized to share experiences on Results-Based Management (RBM), foster a common understanding of the theory and practices of RBM, and provide information to the Secretariat, the Network Center, and the Participating Countries to facilitate the efficient development and evaluation of EANET Projects.

The Workshop on Results-Based Management to Support the EANET Project Development and Evaluation will be held online on Friday 15 March 2024, from 9:00 to 11:00 (ICT). This activity is implemented by the Asia Center for Air Pollution Research (ACAP), hosting the Network Center for the EANET, and by Suuri-Keikaku Co., Ltd. It is funded by the Ministry of the Environment, Japan, (MOEJ).

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2. Objectives

The workshop aims to establish a shared comprehension of Results Based Management (RBM) and its practical application within the context of the EANET Project Fund development and evaluation. Key objectives include understanding the concept of RBM, particularly within the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) Evaluation Standards framework. Furthermore, the workshop intends to present case studies drawn from experiences within UNEP, ASEAN, and other institutions, showcasing effective RBM implementation. Participants will also gain insights into the specific methodologies and approaches through which RBM principles are integrated into EANET Projects, fostering a deeper understanding of its relevance and application in project management and evaluation processes.

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3. Expected Participants

The Workshop will be attended online by representatives from the EANET Participating Countries, the Secretariat and the Network Center for the EANET.

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4. Program

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For further inquiries, contact the Network Center for the EANET.

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Photo credits: featured photo by Jason Goodman (2019).