NCDP External Review : 2015 / Examen externe du programme PMNT : 2015

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    Constatations en bref - examens externes des programmes : les programmes Prévention des maladies non transmissibles (PMNT) et Gouvernance pour l’équité dans les systèmes de santé (GESS)
    (Division des politiques et évaluation, CRDI, Ottawa, ON, CA, 2015) CRDI. Division des politiques et évaluation
    Au CRDI, l’examen de programme constitue un processus en deux étapes. Il y a tout d’abord une réflexion par le programme sur ses propres réalisations en fonction de trois enjeux : la stratégie et l’évolution, les résultats et les principales leçons tirées de l’expérience. Puis un comité d’examen externe formé d’experts indépendants juge la pertinence de l’exécution du programme, la qualité de la recherche, la pertinence et l’importance des résultats du programme afin de déterminer les questions clés que la direction devrait examiner. Ensemble, les examens interne et externe facilitent l’apprentissage instrumental et la reddition de comptes.
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    External review : Non Communicable Disease Prevention (NCDP) Program, IDRC
    (2015-09) Nugent, Rachel; Ratte, Sylviane; Bialous, Stella
    NCDP was a new program replacing the previous tobacco control focused program (1994-2011) that was merged with IDRC’s Ecosystems and Human Health program in 2014. The NCDP’s portfolio included a total of 82 projects; seventy-four were considered to be within the scope of the evaluation. The quality of research ranged from acceptable to very good; examples of the best research prove to be outstanding. The NCDP program was productive, including examples of influential research that involved local researchers that appeared in international peer reviewed journals. The program’s research outputs demonstrate an intention to influence policy, with clear successes in many countries as well as globally.
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    Non-Communicable Disease Prevention : final prospectus report
    (Non-Communicable Disease Prevention Program, IDRC, Ottawa, ON, CA, 2015-02) IDRC. Non-Communicable Disease Prevention Program
    This report describes the Non-Communicable Disease Prevention (NCDP) program for the purpose of the External Program Review (prospectus period 2011-2016). It provides an overview of the program strategies and implementation, presents examples of progress toward each of the three program outcome areas, and highlights some lessons learned and opportunities for future directions.
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    Management response for the external review of two programs : Non Communicable Disease Prevention, and Governance for Equity in Health Systems
    (IDRC, Ottawa, ON, CA, 2015-11) Charron, Dominique; Szabo, Sue; McGurk, Stephen
    Management is satisfied overall with the conduct and findings of the external reviews of both programs and has drawn some lessons from these reviews. Management is encouraged that the reviewers noted the results of the program in building leadership in the health systems field, including a critical mass of health systems researchers and policy analysts in Africa. In regard to findings that attention to gender dimensions of the research was found to be weaker than expected in GEHS programming, gender responsiveness is a priority for the continuing programming in Agriculture and Environment, as well as Inclusive Economies Implementation Plans approved by the Board earlier this year.
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    Findings brief - external program reviews : Non-Communicable Disease Prevention (NCDP) & Governance for Equity in Health Systems (GEHS) Programs
    (Policy and Evaluation Division, IDRC, Ottawa, ON, CA, 2015) IDRC. Policy and Evaluation Division
    The core of the NCDP Program clusters around four foci: tobacco control, alcohol control, healthy diets and physical activity. The evaluation examined capacity building, policy influence and knowledge generation outcomes. The Governance for Equity in Health Systems (GEHS) program aims to strengthen individual researchers, research teams and institutions in low- and middle-income countries by supporting grantees to examine health system challenges towards increasing equity, improving governance and promoting systems integration. With regard to capacity strengthening, the evaluation found multiple lines of evidence suggesting that the GEHS program has built capacities or influenced capacity development at national and regional levels.