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End-Term Evaluation UN Global Compact Network Georgia (UN GCNG)

End-Term Evaluation UN Global Compact Network Georgia (UN GCNG)

Final Report

  • År: 2023

  • Publikationstyp: Decentraliserad utvärdering

  • Författare: Birgitte Jallov, Nino Partskhaladze

Sammanfattning

UN Global Compact Network Georgia (UN GCNG) is a non-commercial legal entity established in Georgia that works to advance the UN
Global Compact and its principles at the country level. The purpose of this evaluation, commissioned by the Embassy of Sweden in
Georgia, was to provide the Embassy and UN GCNG with input to discussions concerning the preparation of a new phase of intervention,
and follow up on the baseline evaluation. This evaluation found UN GCNG to be on the path to achieving visible impact in the business,
government, academia and media environments in Georgia. UN GCNG’s activities, events and approach are found by stakeholders to
contribute to change in behaviours and relationships in the private sector and beyond. The Embassy is recommended to continue
supporting UN GCNG to strengthen and implement its strategic plan, and support space for a human resource manager.
Recommendations to UN GCNG are introduced with recognition of UN GCNG’s quality, impressive portfolio and strategic direction and
include strengthening the role of the Strategic Plan; document and monitor activities with more detail; and strengthening the
administrative systems for efficiency and effectiveness.

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  • Tematik: Ekonomisk utveckling

  • Geografiskt område: Georgien

  • Språk: Engelska

  • Publikationsnummer: 2023:19

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