Author: Glenn Slocum / Topic: Development

Author:: Glenn Slocum and Jean DuRette
Publication Date:: 03-2002
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: United States Agency for International Development
Abstract:: The Center for Development Information and Evaluation (CDIE) has responsibility for conducting Agency-wide evaluations on assistance topics of interest to USAID managers. In 2000, USAID began an evaluation of the role of transition assistance, with a specific emphasis on the role and activities of the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) in the Bureau of Humanitarian Response (BHR).
Topic:: Democratization, Development, Economics, Government, and Politics
Political Geography:: Indonesia and Southeast Asia

Author:: Glenn Slocum and Arthur E. Dewey
Publication Date:: 01-2002
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: United States Agency for International Development
Abstract:: The Center for Development Information and Evaluation (CDIE) has responsibility for conducting Agency-wide evaluations on USAID assistance topics of interest to USAID managers. In 2000 USAID evaluated transition assistance, with a specific emphasis on the role and activities of the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) located in the Bureau of Humanitarian Response (BHR). Transition assistance, as used here, refers to the OTI-administered programs providing flexible, short-term responses to help advance peaceful, democratic change. The assistance is usually provided during the two-year critical period after a crisis when countries are most vulnerable to renewed conflict or instability.
Topic:: Civil Society and Development
Political Geography:: Africa and Nigeria

Author:: Glenn Slocum
Publication Date:: 11-2001
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: United States Agency for International Development
Abstract:: The Center for Development Information and Evaluation (CDIE) has responsibility for conducting Agency-wide evaluations of USAID assistance topics of interest to USAID managers. In 2000, USAID initiated an evaluation of the role of transition assistance, with a specific emphasis on the role and activities of the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI). Transition assistance, as used here, refers to the OTI-administered programs providing flexible, short-term responses to help advance peaceful, democratic change in conflict-prone countries. This assistance is usually provided during the two-year critical period after conflict when countries are most vulnerable to renewed conflict or instability.
Topic:: Democratization, Development, Economics, Government, and Politics
Political Geography:: Eastern Europe and Kosovo

Author:: Glenn Slocum and Jean DuRette
Publication Date:: 11-2001
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: United States Agency for International Development
Abstract:: The Center for Development Information and Evaluation (CDIE) has responsibility for conducting Agency-wide evaluations on USAID assistance topics of interest to USAID managers. In 2000, USAID initiated an evaluation on the general role of transition assistance and specifically on the role and activities of the Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) in the Bureau of Humanitarian Response (BHR).
Topic:: Democratization, Development, Economics, Government, and Politics
Political Geography:: Southeast Asia

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