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Evaluation of KCB and Multiparty Guarantees and an Assessment on Prospects of Guarantee Projects in Kenya
Tana Copenhagen is conducting an evaluation assignment for Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) for its guarantee projects in Kenya. The first purpose of the evaluation is to evaluate the guarantees that were a part of the portfolio from 2012 until 2020 and asses its development results. A second purpose is to help the Embassy of…
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Consultant d’appui au processus de formulation de la nouvelle stratégie du Danemark au Mali et son programme de coopération bilatérale
The Embassy of Denmark in Bamako, Mali has commissioned Tana Copenhagen to carry out the formulation of the new strategy for Denmark in Mali 2022-2027, and for the development of the accompanying Bilateral Development Programme. The assignment will be carried out in accordance with the Doing Development Differently (DDD) and the accompanying changes made to…
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Programme Completion Review: Market Development in Northern Ghana (MADE)
MADE is a £15.98m programme funded by the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Department Office (FCDO). The programme seeks to improve the incomes and resilience of poor farmers and small-scale rural entrepreneurs in the Northern Savannah Economic Zone by improving the way in which markets work, with a focus on agricultural value chains: rice, groundnuts, onions,…
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Mid-term Review of Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals (P4G)
Tana Copenhagen has been appointed by Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Danida) to conduct a midterm review of P4G initiative. This review aims to assess the overall P4G initiative and, to the extent possible, the partnership projects supported with regard to their possible contribution to achieving the SDGs and the Paris Agreement. Including in this…
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Evaluation of the Fostering Agriculture Market Activities II (FARMA II) Project, Market Development, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tana has been contracted by the Swedish Embassy in Sarajevo to undertake the evaluation of FARMA II in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The primary objective of this evaluation is to assess the impact and sustainability of the project against the expected results formulated in the project’s logical framework. In addition, the evaluation should also analyse and…
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Mid-term Review of the Accelerating Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia Programme
The Accelerating Wind Power Generation in Ethiopia Programme (AWPGE) has been designed with the objective of strengthening the institutional capacity of GoE agencies in the energy sector to accelerate wind power generation, including through a comprehensive wind measurement campaign and realisation of the first Ethiopian Independent Power Producers (IPPs) wind auction. In this review, Tana…
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Development of DFID Somalia’s approach to investment system strengthening through the Strengthening Inclusive Growth in Somalia (SIGS) programme
Tana is currently developing DFID Somalia’s approach to investment system strengthening through the Strengthening Inclusive Growth in Somalia (SIGS) programme. The work includes analysing and identifying preferred options for DFID at three levels: the macro (policy/regulatory including CBS, links to the international system), meso (Somali financial service sector) and micro (approach to development of anchor…
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Evaluation of Norwegian Engagement in Somalia
Tana together with CMI recently started the Evaluation of Norwegian Engagement in Somalia. The aim of the evaluation is to assess effects of the total Norwegian engagement in Somalia affecting development, including both financial and technical support, and diplomatic and political advocacy. Tana provided a team of 7 international and national consultants.
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Mozambique Agriculture Scoping Assignment
Tana has recently finalised the Mozambique Agriculture Scoping Assignment for DFID. The aim of the programme was to create more and better economic opportunities – jobs and higher income – through a better performing agriculture sector. The objective of the assignment was to (a) identify gaps/constraints in Mozambique’s agriculture sector, and (b) identify options for structuring…
