Evaluation Highlights

This evaluation examines the African Development Bank’s assistance to Tunisia over the 2004–2015 period as well as its contribution to the country’s development. It aims to draw lessons from past performance to improve the Bank’s future strategy and operations in Tunisia. Between 2004 and 2015, the Bank financed 58 projects in Tunisia worth over USD 3.4 billion.

This study aimed to (i) make an independent evaluation of the outcomes of the Bank’s development assistance in Morocco over the period 2004–2014; (ii) examine the causes and factors of success and failure; and (iii) make recommendations for potential improvements. The evaluation was based on the criteria of relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability, and spanned slightly over two successive CSPs.

This document is a summary of the main findings of the evaluation of the African Development Bank’s strategy in Burundi during the 2004–2015 period. The evaluation was initiated and carried out by the Bank’s Independent Development Evaluation (IDEV) Department.

This Country Strategy and Program Evaluation aims at: (i) assessing the development results achieved through the assistance provided by the African Development Bank Group (“the Bank” or “AfDB”) to Ethiopia, and in particular the extent to which the Bank’s interventions made a difference  and how, and (ii) drawing lessons on how the Bank manages its interventions in the country  with the aim of  suggesting potential improvements to inform the preparation of the new Country Strategy Paper (CSP) for Ethiopia.