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A September 2001 paper prepared by the Comprehensive Development Framework (CDF) evaluation Secretariat identified the following three elements of a results orientation: 1) design of programs in support of the national development framework with clear and evaluable objectives that contribute to framework goals; 2) monitoring and regular reporting and sharing of progress, with a focus on accountability for results, including outcomes and goals, rather than only on inputs; and 3) creation and enabling of capacities to generate, monitor and utilize results to improve performance in achieving goals and accountability. The remaining sections of this report are as follows: section two provides our summary assessment based on our findings to-date from all of the above sources. Section three presents our recommendations to donors. It contains recommendations both for donor activities aimed at encouraging a results orientation and recommendations for future evaluations of assisted countries' progress towards a results orientation. Together sections two and three can be considered an executive summary for this report. Section four presents our findings from the literature. Section five presents our findings from the survey of donors. Section 6 presents our findings from our review of the country evaluation reports. Section seven presents our finding from our review of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs). Section eight discusses our findings relating to local governments in assisted countries. Appendix A is a list of the literature we reviewed. Appendix B contains a detailed summary of responses on results orientation from the survey of donors.
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