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RealWorld Evaluation. One World Trust. The Charity Commission for England and Wales. The 2010 Charity 100. Check out MoneySense’s updated Charity 100 for 2011. Ever wonder how much of the money you donate to a charity actually helps the charity achieve its goals? How much goes to programs which cure disease, preserve the environment and alleviate suffering, as opposed to being gobbled up by administrative and fundraising costs? To help you find out, MoneySense magazine has created Canada’s first grading system for the country’s top 100 charities.

The good news is that many of Canada’s charities are doing are a great job of responsibly managing the money they receive from Canadians. Overall, four of the charities rated received the top “A+” grade: the Mennonite Foundation of Canada, the Tides Canada Foundation, the IWK Health Centre Foundation, and the Jewish General Hospital Foundation. Some charities received lower grades because they spent a lot on administration, and less than other charities in their sector on the causes they are dedicated to. Charity Navigator - America's Largest Charity Evaluator | Home. ITAD. Busan: The EU's work on aid effectiveness. Brussels, 30 November 2011 Busan: The EU's work on aid effectiveness The High Level Forum (HLF4) on aid effectiveness takes place between 29 November – 1 December in Busan, South Korea.

It will be a key opportunity for donors, ministers and representatives from civil society and the private sector from across the world to come together to discuss to what extent previous global commitments on aid effectiveness made in Paris and Accra have been met and what actions are needed to make aid even more effective in the future. Andris Piebalgs, the European Commission Development Commissioner, will present the European Union's new proposals to make its aid more effective at the forum: EU Joint Programming and an EU Transparency Guarantee. The EU will also underline the need to focus more on how aid is delivered on the ground, and encourage partner countries to take forward new 'Country Compacts'. What is Joint Programming? What is the EU Transparency Guarantee?

What are 'Country Compacts'? Www.unctad.org/en/docs/tdbex53d3_en.pdf. NONIE - Network of Networks Impact Evaluation Initiative: Resources. Intelligent measurement. Outcome Mapping Learning community. International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) Evaluation Portal. Over 5000 signatures for more transparent aid! | News | OpenAid. Network of Networks Impact Evaluation Initiative - NONIE. NONIE is a Network of Networks for Impact Evaluation comprised of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's Development Assistance Committee (OECD/DAC) Evaluation Network, the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG), the Evaluation Cooperation Group (ECG), and the International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation (IOCE)-a network drawn from the regional evaluation associations.

NONIE was formed to promote quality impact evaluation. NONIE fosters a program of impact evaluation activities based on a common understanding of the meaning of impact evaluation and approaches to conducting impact evaluation. NONIE focuses on impact evaluation and does not attempt to address wider monitoring and evaluation issues. To this end NONIE aims to: Build an international collaborative research effort for high-quality and useful impact evaluations as a means to improving development effectiveness NONIE Members NONIE is an active member organization.

AID/WATCH. Aid Effectiveness:Department. The Accra High Level Forum (HLF3) and the Accra Agenda for Action. PARIS 21. The International Aid Transparency Initiative-IATI. BetterAid. Commitment to Development Index 2009. Social Impact. Monitoring and Evaluation NEWS. School of Behavioral & Organizational Sciences. Performance Assessment Resource Centre. Financial Services Assessment. Evaluation of Development Programmes - Development Cooperation Directorate OECD.