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| CE10009 | EN_CE10009.pdf |
Evaluation of the Bank’s Role in Increasing Access to Finance in Africa - Project Cluster Evaluation
17 Jul 2020 | CE10009 | Project Cluster Evaluation | Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Egypt, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, Tunisia | Finance
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This evaluation focuses on the first objective of the FSDPS, namely: “Increasing access to a range of quality, reliable, and affordable financial services geared to the needs of all segments of society, paying particular attention to reaching the traditionally underserved (including women and youth) through the most effective approaches, including innovations consistent with the requirements of financial stability.” The two other objectives are deepening financial markets and safeguarding the stability of Africa’s financial system (AfDB 2014). In addition to this report, the evaluation is composed of a policy and strategy review, a portfolio review and a final summary report to be considered by the Committee of Development Effectiveness. Findings from the country case studies are presented by clusters of financial instruments extended by the AfDB to financial institutions and governments in the selected countries.
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| SR10010 | EN_SR10010.pdf |
Evaluation of the AfDB’s Private Sector Development Strategy (2013-2019)
17 Jul 2020 | SR10010 | Sector Evaluation
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The primary purpose of this evaluation was to take stock of, and assess, the ongoing implementation of the 2013 PSD Strategy, and its contribution to the Bank’s efficiency and effectiveness. This evaluation will inform the new PSD Strategy that is currently under preparation by the AfDB management and expected to be completed by 2020. The four objectives of the evaluation were to: i) Assess the relevance of the 2013 PSD Strategy; ii) Assess effectiveness of implementation of the PSD Strategy’s pillars; iii) Evaluate the Bank’s institutional performance in managing PSD operations; and iv) Identify key factors that explain the Bank’s performance in PSD and distill lessons for utilization by the successor strategy.
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