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Employment Policies Formulated in Iraq Using Strengthened LMI Systems and LM Statistics - Final evaluation

eval_number:
3428
eval_url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/3428
location:
country:
Iraq
region:
Arab States

eval_title:
Employment Policies Formulated in Iraq Using Strengthened LMI Systems and LM Statistics - Final evaluation
recommendations:
date:
2022-06-12 00:00:00.0
themes:
theme:
Employment
category:
Skills development

comments:
ROAS will make sure that due emphasis has been made on arrangement of project management whenever such kind of projects are designed.
action_plan:
ROAS will continue to collaborate with Iraq CO to tap national expertise support in such alike projects whenever it is needed. There is also a plan for M&E capacity enhancement for ILO constituents in Iraq.
management_response:
Completed
progress:
Partially achieved
admin_units:
RO-Arab States/DWT-Beirut
title:
8. Enhance the use of local skills and local language, especially during times when physical presence is not possible Project management should work to ensure the use of local skills in the projects it implements across various locations. Such use of local skills is especially critical during times when it is not possible for team members to be present in the project's targeted locations. Moreover, the use of local skills should not be limited to any domain, but rather, be based on need. For example, local skills may be used to support the project technically, administratively, logistically, or even politically. Along with the enhanced use of local skills, project management should strive to use local languages with stakeholders who are not comfortable with the English language. The use of the local language greatly minimizes miscommunications or communication gaps, and leads to a better overall coordination with national stakeholders and a more effective and efficient implementation process.
project_symbols:
IRQ/18/01/RBS
url:
https://webapps.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/recommendations/15787
information_source:
Country Office

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