Evaluation policy in the European Union and its institutions

Stern, Elliot

doi:10.1002/ev.306

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“…Exemplo desse movimento pode ser observado na evolução dessa prática nos países que integram a União Europeia (UE). Desde os anos 2000, a dinâmica de modernização estabelecida para a reforma das instituições na UE tem priorizado as políticas de avaliação que, mesmo localizadas, mantêm um alinhamento estratégico, não regulatório entre os estados membros (STERN, 2009). …”

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Institucionalizando a avaliação nas organizações e agências de pesquisas: um estudo de caso exemplar

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RESUMO Este artigo analisa a estrutura organizacional e as ferramentas de suporte da políti-ca de avaliação do International Development Research Centre, visando a contribuir para a gestão e o uso do conhecimento no âmbito das pesquisas fomentadas pela Política de Ciência e Tecnologia em Saúde no Brasil. Parte do referencial sobre institucionalização da avaliação e apresenta contribuição para aprendizagem e aquisição de conhecimentos, valorizando a potencialidade em reforçar capacidades locais de pesquisa e inovação. Considera a relevância da avaliação na gestão de projetos de pesquisa e produção de resultados por meio de abordagem que nivela métodos rigorosos de avaliação, com utilização das constatações dela decorrentes. PALAVRAS-CHAVE

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Institucionalizando a avaliação nas organizações e agências de pesquisas: um estudo de caso exemplar

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“…Znacząca rola Unii Europejskiej w rozpowszechnianiu ewaluacji w Europie jest ogólnie uznana (Stern, 2009). Chociaż ewaluacja ma długoletnią tradycję w Unii, a zwłaszcza w Komisji Europejskiej, w ostatnich latach można zaobserwować proces jej ekspansji, dywersyfikacji i instytucjonalizacji.…”

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Abstract: The significant role of the European Union in diffusion of evaluation in Europe is widely acknowledged (Stern, 2009). Although evaluation has a long-standing tradition in the EU, and in particular within the European Commission, in recent years one can observe the process of its expansion, diversification and institutionalisation.

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Nowe podejście do polityki ewaluacyjnej w Unii Europejskiej

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2017

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The significant role of the European Union in diffusion of evaluation in Europe is widely acknowledged (Stern, 2009). Although evaluation has a long-standing tradition in the EU, and in particular within the European Commission, in recent years one can observe the process of its expansion, diversification and institutionalisation. The aim of the paper is to explore the new developments in evaluation policy in the EU, which can be characterised, among others, by strengthening the links between ex ante and ex post impact evaluations and thus closing the policy cycle, where ex post evaluation feeds into ex ante assessment of new public actions. Hence, the problem of utilisation of evaluation findings is discussed. The scope of evaluation performed at the EU level has also been extended from expenditure to regulatory instruments. Moreover, there has been a shift from evaluating merely projects and programmes to evaluating policies and aggregated activities. To this end, a literature and documentary review on evaluation theory and practice have been conducted, as well as the analysis of the normative provisions that are applied to guide the practice of evaluation in the EU.

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“…In the European Union (EU), the European Commission has embraced the idea of evaluation for spending programmes in the first decade of the new millennium (Stern 2009). The EU began by setting up evaluation requirements for centrally managed spending programmes, and joint evaluation schemes with authorities in the member states for spending programmes managed and executed at national or regional levels.…”

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