assessments of the Strengthened capacities of managers for (iii) To accelerate the implementation of the Activities” Organization’s activities. planning, including for development-oriented WIPO country plans incorporating the activities. country level development assessment (iii) Conduct a review of frameworks. WIPO’s existing technical Program and Budget 2012/13 available at: assistance activities in the (iv) A meta-evaluation should be undertaken area of cooperation for by the DACD on the DA project evaluations development to help An External Review of WIPO Technical Assistance that have been undertaken to date (on the establish some baselines in the Area of Cooperation for Development methodologies and methods used, validity of for further work. available at: results, clarity of recommendations, etc.); a transparent tracking of the consequences and implementation of these evaluations An Evaluation Report of the project was presented findings and recommendations should be to the twelfth session of the Committee (CDIP/12/4) created by the DACD. and available at: 19, This project aims to Project implemented in three LDCs, namely (i) A II of the Project should be approved. 30, 31 in contribute to building Bangladesh, Nepal and Zambia. National Expert Therefore, the CDIP should consider the following: the Use of capacity at the national Groups in each of these countries identified priority Supporting the three pilot countries to Appropriate level in the use of needs for their country. implement their business plans, appropriate technical and Expanding the project to new scientific information as An Evaluation Report of the project was presented participants from LDCs, and Technical appropriate technology to to the twelfth session of the Committee (CDIP/12/3) Piloting the participation of selected and Scientific address the identified and available at: developing countries in the project. Information development challenges as a Solution facing LDCs. In particular, (ii) The project document should be modified for Identified it explores the delivery to address the following: possibilities of appropriate technologies at a practical Provide clear and comprehensive Challenges” entry point level by working selection criteria of participating with government and countries to make the project more stakeholders demand-driven, relevant and in LDCs. sustainable. Introduce partnership agreements, or Memorandums of Understanding, to
Activities” assessments of the Organization’s activities. (iii) Conduct a review of WIPO’s existing technical assistance activities in the area of cooperation for development to help establish some baselines for further work. Strengthened capacities of managers for planning, including for development-oriented activities. Program and Budget 2012/13 available at: An External Review of WIPO Technical Assistance in the Area of Cooperation for Development available at: An Evaluation Report of the project was presented to the twelfth session of the Committee (CDIP/12/4) and available at: (iii) To accelerate the implementation of the WIPO country plans incorporating the country level development assessment frameworks. (iv) A meta-evaluation should be undertaken by the DACD on the DA project evaluations that have been undertaken to date (on the methodologies and methods used, validity of results, clarity of recommendations, etc.); a transparent tracking of the consequences and implementation of these evaluations findings and recommendations should be created by the DACD. 19, 30, 31 in the Use of Appropriate Technical and Scientific Information as a Solution for Identified Challenges” This project aims to contribute to building capacity at the national level in the use of appropriate technical and scientific information as appropriate technology to address the identified development challenges facing LDCs. In particular, it explores the delivery possibilities of appropriate technologies at a practical entry point level by working with government and stakeholders in LDCs. Project implemented in three LDCs, namely Bangladesh, Nepal and Zambia. National Expert Groups in each of these countries identified priority needs for their country. An Evaluation Report of the project was presented to the twelfth session of the Committee (CDIP/12/3) and available at: (i) A II of the Project should be approved. Therefore, the CDIP should consider the following: Supporting the three pilot countries to implement their business plans, Expanding the project to new participants from LDCs, and Piloting the participation of selected developing countries in the project. (ii) The project document should be modified to address the following: Provide clear and comprehensive selection criteria of participating countries to make the project more demand-driven, relevant and sustainable. Introduce partnership agreements, or Memorandums of Understanding, to
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