Norad Reports
The series "Norad report" comprises three categories:
- "Discussion" is a forum for debate that not necessarily reflects Norad's policy
- "Review" is reviews of organisations receiving support from Norad
- "Position" is Norad's official opinion
Norad | January 2013
Getting Back to the Basics: Taking It to the Next Level
Norad | January 2013
Programme by the Norwegian Church Aid (NCA): Reducing Gender Based Violence and Building Sustainable Peace in the Democratic Republic
Norad | January 2013
Gender Review Royal Norwegian Embassy in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Norad | January 2013
Mid-term review of Bangladesh Mahila Parishad
Norad | January 2013
Review of Pakistan - Norway Institutional Cooperation Framework
Norad | February 2013
Evaluation of the Southern and Eastern Africa Regional Centre for Women’s Law (SEARCWL)
Norad | March 2013
AFGHANISTAN Macro Level Risk Study
March 2013
Lobbying for Faith and Family: A Study of Religious NGOs at the United Nations
Norad | May 2013
The Way Forward: Promoting Womens Political Leadership and Governance in India and South Asia Mid-Term Review
Norad | January 2012
Lessons Learned from Gender Reviews of Norwegian Embassies
January 2012
Organisational Review of Norges Naturvernforbund / Friends of the Earth Norway
January 2012
Making Gender Matter in Humanitarian Operations
March 2012
Gender Equity, Human Rights, Democracy and Social Justice in Bangladesh
March 2012
How to Support Women’s Land Rights in Mozambique?
May 2012
Realising the Rights of Children: Integration of Decentralised Action for Children and Women (DACAW) into Local Governance and Community Development Program (LGCDP)
July 2012
Organisational Performance Review of the Norwegian People’s Aid
October 2012
Skatt for utvikling
October 2012
Tax for Development
November 2012
Enhancing the integrity of the Oil for Development Programme: Assessing vulnerabilities to corruption and identifying prevention measures - case studies of Bolivia, Mozambique Uganda
December 2012
Review of Norwegian Support to Strengthening Citizens’ Political Influence in Haiti through the National Democratic Institute (NDI)