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Focused. Traditional optics like reflectors or simple lenses lose light internally and to glare, so not all of the light shines on target. Instead, the custom-engineered TIR optic in the SS3 collects all of the light from the LED, and directs it only where you need it, drastically reducing glare and improving total efficiency.
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Flood Pro | 3,100 cd | 31 lux | 3,000 lm | 5,796 lm | 6000K White |
Flood Max | 2,600 cd | 26 lux | 3,500 lm | 7,920 lm | 6000K White |
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April 22, 2019– DES MOINES, Iowa–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The simulations have been run and the numbers have been crunched: annuities help improve retirement outcomes compared to investments alone. This is according to new research commissioned by Principal Financial Group® and conducted by Michael Finke, Ph.D., CFP®, and Wade Pfau, Ph.D., CFP®.
The research looked at how retirees can use guaranteed income annuities to not only improve financial outcomes, but also increase confidence and reduce stress in retirement. "Workers show strong interest in guaranteed income1, but one-third of individuals report lower interest in the same guaranteed lifetime income product when it is labeled as an annuity2," said Sri Reddy, senior vice president of retirement and income solutions at Principal®. "It's time to demystify the value of annuities and acknowledge their role as part of a balanced retirement plan."
How annuities impact retirement portfolios
Retirees who had guaranteed income through an annuity were more likely to feel confident and accept more market volatility with their other assets.
Annuities are one of the most efficient ways to generate guaranteed income. This is demonstrated through a series of three case studies which looked at combination strategies using both annuities and investments compared to traditional investments-only portfolios. The simulations found:
- Adding an income annuity to a retirement portfolio allows a retiree to get the same or higher income with lower risk of outliving savings than an investments-only approach.
- Income annuities allow a retiree to spend at a level that investments alone would be unable to match without significant risk of running out of money before age 95.
- Using both annuities and investments can enhance the value of assets for heirs over the long term.
Ultimately, the research showed income annuities can help to better meet client goals in retirement than an investments-only approach in most situations.
"Annuities are essentially a pension provided by a private company. If you're the type of retiree who wishes they had a pension, you can buy one through an income annuity that will provide a regular income as long as you live," said Finke. "If the reason you saved for retirement was to provide a secure lifestyle, there's no more efficient way to create lifetime income that through an annuity."
The role of confidence
In addition to the quantitative findings, the researchers interviewed income annuity owners to provide insight into the emotional impact of guaranteed income. They found that annuity owners have a greater level of confidence, feel the freedom to spend and invest and feel more certain in leaving a legacy.
Using an income annuity supports higher success rates in retirement. Retirement outcomes when the combination approach is used are very attractive when compared to investments-only, both in terms of supporting a spending goal and a greater legacy value of remaining assets.
On an emotional level, retirees are more confident when there's certainty to their monthly income. The certainty an income annuity provides increases confidence and reduces stress in retirement.
"If the hard numbers and math don't convince you, then take it right from the source. Retirees who had purchased an annuity are more confident than those without one," added Reddy. "They worry less about the market, feel more comfortable spending on things they enjoy and feel they have a better life with less worry of outliving their savings. The head and the heart come together here to show that annuities really do help people have enough, save enough and protect enough for their future."


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SEARSBURG, Vt. — A Maine man was killed when the crane he was operating hit a live electrical wire on Tuesday morning.
David Sprague, 59, of Windham, Maine, was working at a construction site on Putnam Road, off Route 8, when he drove his crane under a series of high tension power lines at about 11:00 a.m. The crane struck one of the lines, electrocuting Sprague.
He was pronounced dead at the scene and an autopsy will be performed by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner.
Green Mountain Power responded immediately and quickly rendered the scene safe, according to state police. Troopers were also assisted on scene by Wilmington Fire Department, Bennington Fire Department, Deerfield Valley Rescue and Bennington Rescue.
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STAMFORD, Vt. — A local woman avoided injury when her Chrysler Town and Country crashed into a tree on Saturday morning shortly before 11.
Karen Wheeler, 57, of Readsboro was southbound on Route 100 in her 2005 van when she experienced a mechanical malfunction with her steering wheel, according to State Trooper Lauren Ronan. The van left the highway near Lincoln Road, collided with a guardrail and then a tree.
There was extensive damage to the guardrail and vehicle, which is considered totaled. Wheeler was wearing a seat belt and no one was injured in the crash. The conditions were dry and sunny.
A second accident later that day in Pownal involved two motor vehicles but no one was hurt in that collision either.
Tiffany Rounds, 28, of Pownal was southbound on Strohmaier Road when she crashed into the rear end of a parked farm vehicle, said Trooper Ronan. The accident occurred around 2:11 in the afternoon. Conditions were dry and sunny; the road is gravel.
The 2010 Subaru Legacy incurred extensive front-end damage. The unattended 1990 International farm truck had minor damage to rear bumper.
Rounds said she was distracted by her children, who were located in the back seat of the vehicle. All of the occupants were evaluated by Pownal Rescue at the scene; no injuries were sustained in the crash.
Stamford Accident Sends 2 to Hospital
STAMFORD, Vt. — Two North Adams, Mass., residents were injured after their car slammed into a tree on Main Road on Sunday morning.
Joelle M. Peterson, 34, and her passenger, Zachariah Chaffy, 36, were northbound on Route 8/100 in a 1999 Subaru Legacy before noon when Peterson lost control of the vehicle.
"The vehicle hit an icy patch of snow that had accumulated on the roadway. The operator was unable to maintain control of the vehicle and left the roadway before striking a tree," according to the report by State Trooper Alex Saxby.
The weather was clear but Saxby reported blowing snow across the highway.
The Subaru veered across the southbound lane, hitting the tree on the lawn of 289 Main Road. The accident occurred on the slight curve just south of Billmont's Country Store.
Both of the car's occupants were wearing seat belts. Peterson suffered minor abrasions and Chaffy, a broken hip. Both were taken to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield, Mass. The Subaru was considered totalled.
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STAMFORD, Vt. — An Adams, Mass., man is facing charges after crashing his car early Saturday morning.
State police say Dorian Bigelow, 19, lost control of his 2007 Hyundai Tiburon at about 3 a.m. and left the road, smashing into a group of trees.
There was wet snow on the road but Trooper Thomas Stange said "alcohol appeared to be a contributing factor in the crash."
The crash occurred near 1111 East Road.
The vehicle incurred heavy front end damage. Bigelow was taken to the emergency facility in North Adams, Mass., for minor injuries related to the airbag's deployment.
Criminal charges are pending the results of the investigation.


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Beryl Graham: You've had experience of 'hacktivism', and net.art. Would you differentiate them, and if so, how? Natalie Bookchin: at times the two practices overlap, but other times they don't. Early net art tended to have an activist bent to it, in part because it emerged in the context of an on-line scene active in the free distribution of information, software and ideas in the face of the imminent commercializing and 'malling' of the net On the other hand there are hacktivists and net activists who do not see themselves as artists per se, but I would argue that their practices can often be seen as a form of art, in their creative and subversive uses of form and content, and their symbolic, representational and practical work which rubs itself against the commercial and corporate grain. On and off line activism are not mutually exclusive. In fact, net activism often works quite effectively in conjunction with simultaneous off line practices. This is the case for some of the most effective projects of the on-line activist group rtmark, the collective actions known as Toy Wars, and the activities of Electronic Disturbance Theater. Gatt.orgwas launched during the few weeks before the World Trade Organization was to meet in Seattle in the Fall of 1999 Soon after the site was published the Director General of the WTO distributed a press release harshly criticizing gatt.orgfor being "deceptive", thus assisting rtmark in bringing even more public and media attention to our site. While a series of exchanges between rtmark and the WTO were taking place, thousands of activists were protesting in the streets in Seattle. The on-line activities did not replace the off-line ones, but instead each reinforced the other The rtmark site was produced by 4 people with limited resources, yet it can reach on-line audiences as well as the media that love to cover these technologically 'sexy' actions. BG: You've had experience both in the USA and Europe. Would you say there are national differences in approach? NB: In my experience as part of the American-based collaborative group, rtmark, I found that the work initially received more attention from European audiences than those in the USA, even though one might argue that the group has a particularly American approach. One of the tactics rtmark has developed is tailoring the work to the mainstream media, by using humor, satire and wit when addressing serious political issues. This works well in the USA, where news is often reduced to a catchy sound bite and well placed image, but the popularity of rtmark internationally (including the international media) means that this sensibility is not unique to the States, and that local political differences are to some degree transgressable BG: At the Terminal Futuresconference (ICA, London, Oct 1994) Steve Kurtz of the Critical Art Ensemble argued that because multinational companies oppressed people nomadically (choosing the least empowered countries), then resistance should be Net-based rather than community-based. Matt Fuller suggested that this might be an example of a privileged "White Flight into cyberspace" away from the physical problems of actual communities NB: I would agree with Matt Fuller that the CAE position from 1994 can be seen as a cynical and privileged position. I wish that CAE would write a follow up to their polemic essay of that same year, "Electronic Civil Disobedience" where they argued that the streets are dead, and "Electronic Civil Disobedience" in the form of "electronic disturbance" (blocking the flow of information in cyberspace) should replace traditional civil disobedience in the streets. Institutional power may indeed be located in electronic data streams, but the streets are not in any sense dead, and very effective political grass roots practices still can emerge at a local level [see La Fiambrera's actions in Seville]. However, I would argue that work produced on the net can also carry powerful socially charged meaning with real effect. Fuller has certainly shown this, for example with his group IOD's production of an alternative browser The Web Stalker that has been freely distributed to thousands of people on-line It is not an either/or situation. I also believe, as I argue in my project Street Action on the Superhighway that the Internet can function like a street, as a way to build networks and connections and lead to real action, just as the street can also function as network BG: The problems of subaltern access to new technologies have been well discussed. Have you come across any particularly good solutions/approaches to this (including lo-tech solutions)? NB: I don't find new technologies any more or less elitist than other communication forms of the last century the real challenge is to turn these activities into politicized and socially charged activities There are vast audiences of bored surfers on the net. My interest lies in trying to get them off their normal tracks, and onto others The Intruder looked like a game but in fact was a critical commentary on computer games and patriarchy. Last week I was in Marseilles where I had been invited to give a series of workshops and lectures based around this project. The art space that invited me, La Compagnie, is located in a poor Arab neighborhood. I gave a series of workshops to local neighborhood kids in which I had them remake my game, replacing my images and texts with their own. They responded immediately because not only were they attracted to the possibility of playing a game, but they realized that they could intervene in the process - that is become producers rather than simply consumers of a popular culture. This was just a short 2-day workshop where they learned how easy it was to actually make something they previously assumed was only consumable. Mervin Jarman, based in Jamaica and London, has been working on this type of distributed production with his Container Project, where he takes new technologies on to the streets and keeps them there for a sustained period of time. In my current project in development [at manalife.com from Sep 2001] I am making a real functioning on-line virtual pet game, where the virtual pet in this case is a human worker. This game will seek to attract not simply an audience looking for art, but on-line game players looking for games. In order to get points needed to keep ones pet alive, players will need to leave the game and perform other on and off line activities that have potential political effect. BG: Mainstream art galleries and museums sometimes engage with activist or hacktivist art - have you experienced any particularly good (or bad) examples? NB: The Whitney Biennial decided to expand their exhibition and show net art in 2000. Unfortunately they presented half a dozen or so projects on one single computer, on a pew-like bench and with a screen projection of the work. It was not clear why one needed to sit in an uncomfortable museum setting, and look at projected work on a screen. What is the motivation to pay an admission fee and see the work in the less comfortable space of a museum? On the other hand there is a new space being developed by Annette Schlinder in Basel called plugin where she is creating a comfortable media lounge like environment that encourages people to stick around for more than the normal brief time it takes to consume art objects, and to mingle with others on and off line. BG: What three bits of advice would you give to arts workers and curators engaging with new media activist or community art? NB: More than three bits of advice can be found by simply doing research and checking out what has already been done on the net, following debates and examining past tactics. see http://www.calarts.edu/~line/history.html OR http://www.calarts.edu/~line/words.html Brendan Jackson works at Jubilee Arts, a community arts organisation in the West Midlands, UK. He is currently making a graphic novel called Bedtime Stories with a homeless/settlement project and comic artist John McCrae. He was interviewed by telephone, by Beryl Graham, January 2001. Beryl Graham: Do you think that there are any particular features of new media, which really make a difference to the way you work or what you're able to do? Brendan Jackson: it makes you work faster, and the work is more impressive and 'flash'. New media does open up more opportunities for us because the end product can be more public - its an opportunity to share it more - it can be more visible I think that in terms of the web then it has this incredible potential for distribution but how do you publicise it and how does anyone get to know about it? The community arts movement has probably been pretty bad at actually documenting the work, and consequently you are always finding people who are reinventing the wheel. I think that the emergence of all these networks and different communication technologies means that the kind of community based work that we do, doesn't need to be confined to a specific place or location Sandwell is an interesting case because it has no real town centre, it grew up as a set of six small manufacturing villages You're from Cradley and you're a foreigner in Wednesbury. So it's an interesting place to be using the Internet, because people are more likely to relate to someone from Helsinki than they are to somebody three miles down the road. Also, in the process of project work, access to the web has been very useful for us on a number of levels. We did a project about asthma called Ease the Wheeze which started as a CD-ROM and ended up as a strangely shaped information kiosk. It featured a little journey with landmarks like the local factory, but the most useful factual information came from the web rather than what we got out of any local doctors or the health authority. The important thing though, is what you do with the information once you have got it, especially in terms of the context, site, situation and your local community. Certainly digital media mean you can actually push people's aspirations in terms of quality because so often people think "Well, community art, it's a bit naff isn't it really - terribly worthy but you get a crappy sub-standard product." Whereas most people want things to be as good as anything they see out there in the market place. I think you can get that with using digital media but also there is a danger of it being shallow and superficial and glossy. People's expectations are much higher. I think digital media might be more interesting possibly than the old kind of photo workshops or silkscreen workshops, in that digital media is much more in the high streets, much more in your face. It has been shipped into your homes, workplaces and schools at a tremendous rate - it was quite interesting to see the Sony Go Create campaign which is all about people making their own little videos and life stories - it's been pitched at creating material for your own little niche market - your immediate friends and family. BG: You've had experience both in the USA and Europe. Would you say there are national differences in approach? BJ: One big difference is the curse and blessing of funding. In the UK it allows for certain longevity of arts projects but I think that doesn't always encourage risk taking. People like the LAPD (Los Angeles Poverty Department), Gran Fury or Appalshop, they just did what they really wanted to do, not because there was a funding opportunity - that came later. I've always had the impression in the States though, that it is very focused on The Artist. There are artists like Cherie Gaulke or Kim Abeles whose work does involve people in various ways, but they are more likely to get funding for a project based on their personal artistic reputation rather than its value as a community based project, which I think is an interesting difference. BG: Many community darkrooms set up in the 70s/80s closed when funding fashions changed. Is there a danger of the same thing happening to new media workshops? BJ: Yes, it probably will happen - it may be no bad thing if your whole practice is just based around the fact that you have a digital media suite you will go out of fashion. Again, it's about content really. The real paradox at the moment is that a lot of communication is now mediated by technology and is something quite hidden. Most people, like me, don't fully understand these technologies, so access to them and to be able to do something with them rather than just consume them is important - half the people in Sandwell don't own a car let alone a computer. We did a three-year project with Roz Hall and the University of Central England, which looked at the production and consumption of digital imagery by young people. Working class youth around here are consumer fodder - they go out and buy the Playstation games but do not necessarily make stuff or have opportunities to get involved in the making of it, so a lot of our work is around that issue. BG: Mainstream art galleries and museums sometimes engage with 'community' art - have you experienced any particularly good (or bad) examples? BJ: The cynic's view is that a lot of mainstream art galleries will engage with the community because they want to access funding - because it's their criteria or their accountability. In our experience it certainly can be an uneasy dynamic between a curator, an education officer or a 'new audiences development officer' (pick a job title). There is a certain pecking order or prestige attached Years ago our exhibition called Bickle, made with Afro-Caribbean elders, got quoted in libraries and museums reports as a model project but it never appeared in the hallowed art galleries. The New Art Gallery in Walsall has built up some quite good relationships with other groups in the borough like Walsall Youth Arts or the Wallsall Community Arts Team and it certainly seems there is a kind of willingness to realise that a partnership is a two-way street. It's not a 'top down' bringing the goods down from the high table to the people at the low table, it's a recognition that you will all bring skills and ideas and experience to the table. We did a project with the Ikon called Art on your Doorstep The Ikon curators, education staff etc. did sit down and evaluate it and (no surprise to a community artist) you can engage people, they are interested and you can do some positive and interesting work BG: What three bits of advice would you give to arts workers and curators engaging with new media community art? BJ: 1. Be prepared to take risks, do something challenging rather than always repeating something tried and tested. I think funders need to recognise that sometimes they need to be prepared to fund risks. 2. Network and share - there is usually someone else out there doing what you do or want to do - find them. They may not necessarily be other artists. 3. Be persistent. 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Identification and Formulation Missions of EU Intervention In Securing Cross Border Social, Economic And Commercial Activities in the Great Lakes Region (DRC, Rwanda & Burundi).
Identification and Formulation Missions of EU Intervention In Securing Cross Border Social, Economic And Commercial Activities in the Great Lakes Region (DRC, Rwanda & Burundi).
Identification and Formulation Missions of EU Intervention In Securing Cross Border Social, Economic And Commercial Activities in the Great Lakes Region (DRC, Rwanda & Burundi). Objectives:
EU-Ethiopia Cooperation: EU+ JP Exercise II
Mid-Term Evaluation of 10th EDF Support to Non-State Actors - Environment Component in Tanzania
Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) – Bangladesh Project: Climate Resilient Agriculture and Food Security
Study Mission under focal area of education - TVET sub-sector Analysis in Nepal
Mapping Study of Civil Society Organization in Kazakhstan
Developing a National Implementing Entity (NIE) for Bangladesh
Setting up of a Multi-Donor trust fund for peace in Myanmar (MDTF)
Improving and Integrating Animal Health Services in the Livestock Value Chain Through Public-Private Dialogue in Ethiopia
Final Evaluation of EU-Vietnam Health Sector Capacity Support Project (HSCSP).
Mid-term Evaluation of Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health And Nutrition Services For Indigenous Peoples and Other Disadvantaged Communities in Mindanao
Mid Term Review Of Phase I of Civil Society Fund II (CSF II)
Climate Finance Readiness Support Program
Supporting Implementation of HPNSDP: Technical Assistance for Developing National Strategy on Alternative Medical Care (AMC).
Supporting Implementation of HPNSDP: A Preparatory Survey on Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health Improvement Project in Bangladesh
Protecting Children from violence: A comprehensive evaluation of UNICEF's strategies and programme performance in Bangladesh.
Technical Assistance in Support of the Implementation of the Ethiopian Energy Authority Program of Activities 2014- 2020.
Evaluation of the EU support to Yemen: Reproductive Health and Population Programme phase 2
Support to the Formulation of two new EU-funded Programmes on support of the Governance and the Peace Process in Myanmar
Final Evaluation of the 10th EDF Bridging Divides through Accountable Governance (BDAG)
Evaluation of EIDHR CBSS Projects in Bangladesh from budget 2006 to 2012
Civil Society Mapping and Recommendations for EU Future Engagements.
Local Governance Rehabilitation - Final Evaluation
Mapping of the civil society and Project Identification of a Support Program to the civil society in Rwanda
Supporting Implementation of the Bangladesh Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan (Subproject-2).
Fiduciary Risk Assessments (FRA) and Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability (PEFA) Consultancy
A Country-wide Political Economy Analysis for Bangladesh: Governance and Home Affairs.
Survey of personnel costs in grant, contribution agreements and delegation agreements: Studies and technical assistance in all sectors
Evaluation of the EU support to Reproductive Health services in Taiz, Lahij, Al Hudaydah, and accompanying measures in view of its continuation.
Monitoring of Education Sector Reform Programme in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Mid term Evaluation of the project "Support to the independent Governance Institutions involved in the electoral process"
Evaluation of the European Commission's Humanitarian and Disaster Risk Reduction Activities (DIPECHO) in Indonesia"
Completion/ex-post Evaluation of decision ASIE/2005/017-585- EC - Support to the national Health, Nutrition and Population Sector Programme
Ex Post Evaluation of Vulnerable Group Development for Ultra-Poor (VGDUP) Programme.
Urban Public and Environmental Health Sector Development Program: Package-A (Program Support Consultancy) in Bangladesh"
Independent Mid-Term Review of Central Asia Regional Migration Programme (CARMP)
Formulation Mission Health Sector Policy Support Programme - Phase III
Technical Vocational Education & Training (TVET) Mapping and Needs Assessment Study
Getting ready for the VPA: awareness and business dialogue on legal timber trade
Support to the Civil Society of Lao PDR to prepare and participate to the 9th Asia Europe meeting ASEM9.
UNIQUE (a major EC funded Project) Baseline Study for Non formal education , Primary education and Out of School Children.
Assessment of NSA call for Proposals 132-199.
Formulation Mission for PRDP Projects, Georgia
Qualitative Research Study: Quality of Education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Promoting Cultural and Natural Heritage in Ethiopia.
Identification Mission for HUMAN RIGHTS PROGRAMME – Pakistan
"Formulation of Food Security 2012 Bangladesh Programme"-Bangladesh
Technical Assistance for the Development of DILG-LGA Volunteer Program and Local Governance Watch System-The Philippines
Technical Assistance for Programming Support for Kenya under the MDG Initiative (
Market Survey, Baseline Data Gathering and Mapping Study for Women's Economic Empowerment in Four Pilot Areas of Ethiopia
Post-evaluation of the Smallholder Livestock Production Program (SLPP) in Cambodia
Documentation on the Urban Informal Economy Project of ILO by profiling implementation modality of seven key project components for elimination of child labour from urban informal sector.
Support for Drafting of Strategic Documents and Corresponding Action Plans, including Media Awareness Research for Improved Implementation of the Personal Data Protection Right
A Secondary Review based Study on Jute Sector of Bangladesh
EU Support to Law Enforcement and Justice in Indonesia
Designing Action Program Summary Outlines (APSO) on preparation for formal education and skills development training and raising awareness that aims to reduce hazardous child labour in urban informal sectors in a sustainable manner.
Formulation of Governance Programme in the Gambia: Component "Access to Justice and Legal Education"
Formulation Mission on improving the Migration Management System of the Philippines
Evaluation of EU supports to Indonesia's Public Finance Management (PFM)
Sindh Education Sector Support Programme: Identification Mission.
Monitoring of Food Facility Projects in the Philippines
Evaluation of SHARAKA YEMEN Programme and Formulation of a Major Governance Programme for the Republic of Yemen.
Capacity Needs Assessment of Dhaka City Corporation (DCC).
Country Response to Child Labour and Way Forwards
Comparative assessment of EC Supported Food Security interventions in Bangladesh.
Technical Assistance to conduct the Identification and Formulation of a €27M Human Development Programme.
Support to the European Commission Delegation in Kenya for the evaluation of full grant applications in the framework of the Call for Proposal « Non State Actors and Local Authorities in Development, Actions in partner countries » Kenya
Support to Evaluation of the Call for Proposals EuropeAid/xxx/C/ACT/Multi-launched in May 2009 under the Food Facility Regulation.
Assessment of Feasibility of Management Information System and establishment of Child Protection IMS and M&E under the Department of Social Services (DSS), Ministry of Social Welfare (MSW)
Mid-term review of ongoing and formulation of future non-formal primary education programme in Bangladesh
Outcome and impact assessment (Asia) of the international response to the avian influenza (AI) crisis
Sector Review and Identification Mission for Secondary Education EC Education Support under MIP 2009-2010 in Bangladesh
Assess project proposals submitted in response to the second EC Call for Proposals under Small Initiatives by Local Innovative NGOs (SMILING) programme.
Formulation of EC Food Security Programme 2009 in Bangladesh.
Formulation and Evaluation Mission of Support to Primary Education in Chittagong Hill Tracts – Phase II
Resource Mapping and Situational Analysis for Development of a National Child Labour Monitoring System
Second Phase of Analytical Work: The Role of Labor in the Foreign Assistance Framework, Bangladesh Labor Assessment.
Assessment of the Corporate Governance Strengthening Project (CGSP).
Preparing the Urban Primary Health Care Sector Development Program in Bangladesh.
Evaluation of EC support to health sector policy development and the fight against poverty related diseases.
In-country Research and Data Collection on Forced Labor and/or Child labor in the Production of Goods in Bangladesh.
Improving Food Safety in Bangladesh– Appraisal of a project concept developed by FAO in collaboration with the relevant ministries
A Validation Study on the Nature of Effects on the Children Employed in the Hazardous Sectors of Bangladesh
The roles and responsibilities of DCC and LGRD&C as ILO's primary partner in the Urban Informal Economy (UIE)
Survey on Social Safety Nets under Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) Project in Bangladesh
Mid-Term-Review of the National Food Policy Capacity Strengthening Programme (NFPCSP)
The Development of Sales & Distribution Strategy of SMC
Design Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting (MER) System for BEHTRUWC Project's 2nd Phase
Preparing summaries of 60+ major reports of studies, evaluations, surveys, etc. of UNICEF-BCO
Application of Marker Development Approach (commercial aspects and private sector roles) to the Health Care Sector of Bangladesh
A research/ study for understanding the perceptions about WFCL that are held by leaders and decision makers in the public and private sectors of Bangladesh and how these may affect policy reform
Final Evaluation of the RHIYA (EU/UNFPA Reproductive Health Initiative for Youths in Asia) Project of FPAB (Family Planning Association of Bangladesh).
Study for a systematic compilation of compendium of micro-credit providers within Dhaka City.
Impact Assessment Study on Non-Formal Education Activities of Dutch-funded ILO-IPEC (pilot) Project (First Phase)
Baseline Survey of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices (KAP) of Tea Plantation Workers in Sylhet Division on Reproductive Health (RH), Family Planning, HIV/AIDS, Reproductive Right, and Gender Issues
Impact Assessment Study in the Bidi Sector for Prevention and Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Selected Formal and Informal Sectors in Bangladesh (BGD/00/P50/USA).
Final Evaluation of Urban Community Development Project (UCDP)–Rangpur
Situational Assessment and Mapping of the Children Working in the Selected Hazardous Occupations in Six Divisional Cities in Bangladesh
Assessment of the Status of Children in the Brothels of Bangladesh in the light of UNCRC
Coding, Entry, and Analysis of Data Collected from the Completed BEHTRUC Survey Forms of 5 Cities for Preparing an Analytical Report
Health Sector Labour Market Study.
The NFE-2 Project Completion Report (an in-depth assessment of NFE-2)
A Baseline Study to Measure the Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Various Participants in the Quality Promotional Activities of Primary Education programs under the IDEAL and BEHTRUC Projects of UNICEF and Bangladesh Government
Tracer Study for the graduates of UCEP Technical School in Chittagong
Partnership for Providing Regular Technical Assistance
Baseline Survey for the project titled
Micro Health Insurance for Poor Rural Women in Bangladesh (MHIB)
An Evaluation of NGO Contracting in Bangladesh: contracting NGOs for the delivery of health services.
Review of the BRAC/CFPR Income Generating Vulnerable Group Development Programme
An Evaluation and Survey in the Amcross Supported Community Health Care Project of BDRCS
A Post Intervention KAP Study and Final Evaluation of FPAB-EC/UNFPA Reproductive Health Initiative-RHI Project.
An Investigative Undertaking towards Designing Sustainability Strategies for the Reproductive Health Initiative-RHI Projects/Partners of EC/UNFPA.
A Pre-Intervention Study to measure the Baseline Status of Quality of Care Issues and Users' Satisfaction with Services Provided at MCH Centres of BDRCS within Dhaka Division.
Legal and Management Services for Registration of Engender Health, former AVSC International.
Cross-evaluation of EC financed projects involving micro-credit in Bangladesh.
Designing Baseline Study, Regular Monitoring System, Midterm Evaluation Study, and Impact Evaluation Study for a nationwide multimedia campaign program.
Legal consultancy to the ORBIS International Bangladesh Office.
Legal and Management Compliance audit of AVSC Bangladesh
A Rapid Assessment of Flood Impacts on the Democracy Partnership Partners and their Program Activities.
Technical Assistance (TA) in developing concept papers and research protocols.
Pre-funding evaluation/appraisal of a Bangladeshi NGO, namely, Gana Unnyan Kendra (GUK).
Evaluation of Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI)
An Assessment of the functional effectiveness of Thana Project Committee.
Role of NGOs in Bangladesh: contribution to sustainable human development
Technical Assistance (TA) in developing new project proposal and a set of concept papers.
The Role and Status of Rural Medical Practitioners in Bangladesh
Tracer Study and Job-market Situation analysis of the UCEP technical school leavers.
Project formulation studies on Population, AIDS, and Child Health.
Workshop on Post-Evaluation Vision Exercise Workshop for the EDM-Supported Handicrafts Project Staff.
Management Development Assessment (MDA) and Performance Evaluation Study of EDM Supported Handicrafts Project.
Final Management and Performance Evaluation of two EDM supported Boys' Homes
Follow-up study of mid-term Management and Performance Evaluation of two EDM Supported Boys' Homes.
Mid-term Management and Community Level Impacts evaluation study of the Shaturia Integrated Rural Development Program
Mid-term Management and Performance Evaluation Study of two EDM supported Boys' Homes.
Technical Assistance in the Preparation of Agriculture Public Investment Projects (Rwanda)
Rural Development and food Security (LOT 1) under Detailed Formulation and Feasibility of a Program on the Job Creation in Mindanao
Evaluation of Myanmar Climate Change Alliance (MCCA)
Study on policy and programming options to promote sustainable economic growth and job creation in Afghanistan
Technical Assistance (TA) to the MoHFW and to the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperative for Urban Health and Nutrition in Bangladesh
Small and Marginal Sized Farmers Agricultural Productivity Improvement and Diversification Financing Project
Final Analysis Studies- Food Security for Woman and Rural Poor
Evaluation Study - Health Development Councils Yemen
Ex-post Evaluation of the Food Security Programme 2006 in Bangladesh
Legal On-The-Ground Support to the EU - Philippines FTA Negotiations
Myanmar Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Process: Development and Implementation of Communication and Stakeholder Engagement Strategies to Support the Preparation and Negotiation Phases of the Myanmar-EU Voluntary Partnership Agreement
Pre-identification of potential EU's contribution to the Green Economy sector in Ghana through the development of local social-environmental or eco-enterprises
Formulation of the
Mid-Term Evaluation Enhancing Access of Children to Education and Fighting Child Labour in Egypt
Final Evaluation of Support to Institutionalizing the Nepal Food Security Monitoring and Analysis System in Nepal
Strengthening the Chittagong Port Authority Training Institute (CPATI)
Technical Assistance for Improving Active Citizenship Programme in South Africa
Support to the EU Country Roadmap for Engagement with Civil Society in Myanmar Process
Mapping Study of Civil Society in the Human Rights and Social Justice Sector in South Africa
Natural Resources Management for Local Economic Development in Kigoma Region (NRM for LED) in Tanzania
Final Evaluation of the "Improving Food Security through Crop Production Intensification and School Feeding Program' in Gambia
Sector Policy Support Programme for Elementary and Secondary Education in India
EU-China Young Farmers Program: Rural Development and Food security
Technical Assistance to the Attorney General's Office for the preparation of the Five-years Reform Strategy- Afghanistan
Ex-post Final Evaluation of the Mapping of Groundwater Resources in Uganda project RfS 2017/386287/1
Assessment of the Sector Budget Support Programme -
Support to the EU-Mongolia Human Rights Dialogue
Review of Sector Reform Contract support to Human Rights Protection in Armenia
Study on the Situation Analysis of Facility and Equipment Condition and Human Resources for Health at Selected Health Facilities and Community Activities for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Control in Bangladesh under the Data Collection Survey for Health Service Strengthening Project
EU Support to Juvenile Justice in Kosovo
Gender Analysis for the Electricity Sector in Liberia
Formulation of EU Support to Reforms in Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Ukraine
External Technical Audit of Construction Works of 5 Grant-Funded Medium Scale Irrigation Schemes – Malawi
Supporting the Government of Azerbaijan in preparation for implementation of the Annual Action Programme 2016 via Modernization of mediation system in line with EU best practices
Evaluation of the Kampala Sanitation Program - Sanitation Measures for Enhanced Basic Sanitation Coverage and Protection of Lake Victoria - Uganda
Enhancing Civil Society Organizations and LA Contributions to Governance and Development Processes in Sierra Leone
Gender Analysis in Lebanon
Evaluation of the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR) Bosnia and Herzegovina – Country Based Support Schemes (CBSS) 2011-2014
Identification and Formulation mission for Assistance to Cooperation Mechanisms at Federal and Provincial level in provinces of Balochistan and Sindh, Pakistan
Final Evaluation of Two Operations of The Programme
Gender Country Profile for Palestine - Update and Extension of the Existing Analysis in the Framework of the EU Joint Programming in Palestine
Mid Term Review - Water Tower Protection and Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation (WaTER) Programme
Civil Society and Local Authorities (CSO-LA) in Development Programme Monitoring in Armenia 2018-2019
Ex-Post (final) External Evaluation of the EU funded project
Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of Urban Resilience Project (URP) for the Ministry of Planning (Planning Commission/Programming Division/Project Coordination and Monitoring Unit)
TA-9218 REG: Agriculture Market Specialist (50058-001) [Bangladesh, Nepal, Vietnam, Pakistan]
Support to the Management of Labor Migration in Ethiopia (SMLME) Project
Training and Capacity Building for the Attorney General's Office of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Evaluation of DCI-ASIE/2010/21-730- Support to the Afghan Public Health and Nutrition Sector
Study for Disabled People's Mobility Improvement-Consultancy Services for DSCC & DNCC Component of Clean Air and Sustainable Environment (CASE) Project (AF)
TA for Forestry and Agroforestry assessment, Improve Sector Coordination & Preparation of Public Investment Project - Rwanda
Performance Review of the Zimbabwe Forestry Commission
Identification and Formulation of Children and Adolescent Rights Programme for Bangladesh
Land Governance Formulation Study in Zambia
Feasibility study on the Matching Grant component of the
External Performance Monitoring of Sindh Union Council and Community Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) decision in Pakistan
Water Resources Assessment in the Upper West Region and Northern Region - Ghana
TA 8330-REG "Harmonizing the Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) Power Systems to Facilitate Regional Power Trade"
Skills Development Formulation Study in Zambia
Access to Finance Study – Zambia
Evaluation of EU Public Finance Modernization Programme in Viet Nam (EU-PFMO)
Strategic Orientation for EU's engagement in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in Somalia
Support to Communication and Visibility Actions for the Ghana Employment and Social protection (GESP) Programme
Support the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs (MOLISA) in Strengthening the Receipt, Verification, Protection and Assistance of the Victims of Human Trafficking
Consultancy Services of Supervision Specialist (International) Firm under Financial Sector Support Project (FSSP) in order to Review, Consolidate and Streamline the Supervisory Activities of Bangladesh Bank with Specific Emphasis on Risk-based supervision
Mid-term evaluation of TVET Practical Partnership for Nepal (TVET-PP)
Strengthening of Diagnostic Imaging System Of 7 Division Medical College Hospital - Consulting Service for Maternal, Neonatal Child Health (MNCH) and Health System Improvement Project – Bangladesh
Midterm Evaluation to Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience in the Dry Corridor - Honduras
Advisory Services and Technical Assistance in Agriculture and Nutrition Sector in Myanmar
Pre-feasibility Study for the Upgrading of Gogo Hydropower Plant, Migori County, Kenya
Mid-term evaluation of Support to the Modernization of the Agricultural Sector in Sri Lanka
Review Of Agriculture Sector Strategic Plan (ASSP I) & Formulation of The ASSP II For Uganda
Strategic and Technical Support to the National Council for Women in Egypt
Improving Education Programmes and Services to Meet the Needs of Marginalized Groups in Montenegro
Enhancing EU Communication and Visibility for Supporting Women's Participation in Public Life
Technical & Institutional Support for Solid Waste Management Services: Professionalization of the Operations of the Joint Service Council for Solid Waste Management in Khan Younis, Rafah and Middle Governorates (JSC-KRM) - Gaza, Palestine
Final Evaluation of Road Transport Sector and Policy Support Programme - Phase 2 in Tanzania
Ex-post Evaluation of Citizens Justice and Peace Programme in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Second Urban Primary Health Care Project in Bangladesh (a TA Project of ADB)
Final Evaluation of Human Rights Programmes in Georgia
Trademarks and Industrial Designs Office in Egypt
Final Evaluation of the Support for Trade and Economic Capacity Building: Trade and Private Sector Development (TPSD) Nepal
Evaluation of the Catalyzing WASH from Possible to Profitable Fund in Ghana
Urban Management of Internal Migration Due to Climate Change (UMIMCC) Project for Assessments and Development of Employment-Oriented training and Vocational Training Programmes and Entrepreneurship trainings
Support to the EU with Coordination and Strengthening of Aid Effectiveness in Myanmar, 2020
Study on Air pollution in Dhaka and Opportunities for Cost-effective Control Solutions
Promoting Sustainable Building in Bangladesh
Identification Study for Action on Gender Equality in Palestine – AAP 2021
Ex-post evaluation of SHARE (Supporting the Hardest to Reach through Basic Education) Programme in Bangladesh
Situation Analysis: Scope and Feasibility for Mainstreaming Disability into all Relevant sectors
Technical Assistance to Libya Ministry of Planning - Public Administration Reform and Organizational Development of Public institutions
Mid-Term Evaluation of the EU funded programme Support to the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Reform Programme in Egypt TVET II
Develop Generic Technical Specifications of WB (Health SWAP Pool) to Support the MOHFW with the Procurement of Medical Equipment under Fourth Health, Population and Nutrition Sector Program (4th HPNSP)
Impact Evaluation: Support to Renewable Energy, Clean Technologies and Energy Efficiency in India
Short term Support for the State Cadastre Agency of Albania
Evaluation of European Neighborhood Programme for Agriculture and Rural Development (ENPARD) Programme in Georgia
Promoting Heritage for Ethiopian's Development (PROHEDEV) Programme-Final Evaluation
Technical Assistance to Support the Ministry of Health and Regions to manage the Social Determinants of Health (SDH) for Gender Equality program in Ethiopia
Support to Horn of Africa Initiative (HoAI) on Regional Integration and Economic Development
Technical Assistance GIS Expert to support the 2020 National Population & Housing Census
Azerbaijan Business Forum project
Feasibility study and Preparation of Conceptual designs of Bridges at Various Ferry crossing points
TA-9723 REG: Support for Human and Social Development in Southeast Asia – Preparing the REG: Healthy Borders Special Economic Zones (52335-001)
TA-9971 REG: Greater Mekong Sub region Cross-border Livestock Health and Value Chains Improvement Project under TA 54002-001 REG: Southeast Asia Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development Facility - Phase II
Consulting Services for Programme Implementation for Hospital Hasanuddin University (UNHAS) Makassar, Indonesia
Mid-term Evaluation of the 'Support to Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption (RoLAC)' Programme" in Nigeria
TA-6535 REG: Addressing Health Threats in Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Countries and the Caucasus – Health Security and Health Systems Strengthening (54124-001)
TA-9290 REG: Strengthening Project Preparation Capacity in Asia and the Pacific - Support for Ongoing Monitoring and Project Restructuring (Subproject 2) - #3 PHI: BCDA Project Monitoring (Firm) (49407-003)
TA-9660 REG: Promoting Transformative Gender Equality Agenda in Asia and the Pacific - UCCRTF Subproject: National Consulting Firm - Bangladesh (52214-001)
Assessment of Rohingya Refugee Responses Management in Bangladesh
Study for the Assessment of the EU and EU Member States potential support in Job Creation in Ethiopia
Drafting of the Gender Action Plan Country Level Implementation Plan and of a Gender Analysis of the Green and Digital Sectors in South Africa
Mid-Term Evaluation of EU Support to Third parties provided under Civil Society Facility in Turkey
External Assessment of Cambodia's Social Protection Sector policy
Analysis and Pre-identification of an EU Framework Support Programme to Ethiopia in the Green Deal Sector
Tracer Study of "Support to the TVET Sector in Pakistan" Project (TVET III)
Support to EU Market Access in Indonesia through Negotiation of the Free Trade Agreement, and the Market Access Strategy
Third-Party Monitoring Service for Iraq in the Domain of Civil Society/Human Rights, Anti-corruption, Education and Local Governance
Communication and Visibility of the AGRI-CONNECT Programme – Tanzania
Consulting Services for Agro Business Planning, Technologies and Marketing Advice and Implementation Support under Livestock and Dairy Development Project (LDDP) [Package No: DLS/ LDDP/ S-67]
Technical Assistance for Bhutan's Economic Recovery post COVID19
Third Party Monitoring of the Lebanon Social Protection Projects for Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese Population
Feasibility and scoping study: Education Technology for better Teacher Development – Bangladesh
TA-6734 VIE: Public–Private Partnerships, Private Sector Development, and State-Owned Enterprise Reform - Women-focused Research and Capacity Building (54445-001)
Urban Primary Health Care Services Delivery Project-Additional Financing (UPHCSDP-AF) - Strengthening of Urban Local Bodies (ULB) [Package/Contract Number: SD-01]
EU Cooperation with the International Solar Alliance – India
Air Quality Management Initiative in India
FWC Services for The Implementation of External Aid (SIEA) 2018
Impact Assessment of Salt tolerant potato and Sweet potato Production for Strengthening Food System Resilience in Bangladesh
Developing an eGovernment Strategy & Government Enterprise Architecture for Ethiopia
TA-6834 BAN: Support to Southwest Area Integrated Water Resources Planning and Management Project – Additional Financing – Firm Consulting Firm (34418-024)
Support Programming of Future EU funded Actions in the field of Green/Climate change growth and Sustainable Development in Armenia
Support to the Implementation of the European Union action "Youth Training and Leadership Opportunities" in Myanmar
Consultancy Services for Formalizing Informal "Jhut" Sector with Revisiting its Social Standards under Sustainability in the Textile and Leather Sector (STILE) Project
Circular Economy - Promotion of Sustainable Production and Consumption Patterns in Ukraine
Technical assistance II to the Zambian Authorities to maximize Zambia Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Transformation (ZE2ST) Program Impact
Nagorikata - Civic Engagement Fund (CEF) Project
Indonesia Wind farm feasibility study
EU Legislation on Global Value Chain Sustainability in Ethiopia - under Lot 2
Strengthen the Monitoring and Information Framework of the Jobs and growth program; and Ensure communication and visibility on results and performance of the J&G programme in and out of Sierra Leone
Operationalization of the EU Civil Society Roadmap for Strengthening the role of CSOs as EU Strategic Partners in Egypt
End line Evaluation Girls' Education South Sudan (GESS II) Project
ADB: P57123-001: Preparing The Sustainable Agrifood Systems Sector Project in Lao PDR
Technical Assistance to Support the Transitional Stage of Establishing Service and Public Administration Commission in Jordan
Strengthen the Global Gateway Investment Agenda Development and Implementation in Latin America and the Caribbean
Technical Assistance to Support the Rwanda Development Board to Enhance Business Environment and Attractiveness of Rwanda for Investment
TA-6930 REG: Accelerating Climate Finance Investments through the Financial Sector in Bangladesh and Nepal - 01 Climate Finance Study (56009-001)
Project Details
External Performance Monitoring of Sindh Union Council and Community Economic Strengthening Support (SUCCESS) decision in Pakistan
Main Focus:
Pakistan: Monitoring, Community mobilization, Poverty Reduction