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Tripartite action to enhance the contribution of labour migration to growth and development in ASEAN (TRIANGLE II) - Final Evaluation

eval_number:
2521
eval_title:
Tripartite action to enhance the contribution of labour migration to growth and development in ASEAN (TRIANGLE II) - Final Evaluation
location:
region:
Asia and the Pacific
country:
Asia and the Pacific - regional

eval_url:
https://analyticstest.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/eval/2521
recommendations:
title:
Develop short key message briefings to accompany select knowledge products. This would help support the dissemination of the findings to senior officials while maintaining the key technical information for relevant users. A targeted approach should be taken with this recommendation as this probably would not be needed for all products. Where relevant, the products should be translated into local languages.
url:
https://analyticstest.ilo.org/ievaldiscovery/recommendations/2289007
action_plan:
Action needed: This recommendation will be followed for all remaining publications and will also be applied to our most recent publications (e.g. the report ‘Skilled to care, forced to work? Recognizing the skills profiles of migrant domestic workers in ASEAN amid forced labour and exploitation').
comments:
Fully agree with this recommendation. TRIANGLE takes pride in ensuring that all research projects are rigorous and comprehensive. The ‘draw-back’ of that is that reports tend to be lengthy and can be hard to digest for some audiences. TRIANGLE management agrees with the recommendation to develop short, key message briefings, translated into local languages, to accompany publications. This has indeed been done for some publications in the past, but we will strive to do it more systematically, and for all research publications.
date:
2024-09-22 00:00:00.0
progress:
Partially achieved
management_response:
Partially Completed
information_source:
Regional Office
admin_units:
RO-Asia and the Pacific
project_symbols:
RAS/15/05/AUS
themes:
theme:
Organizational issues
category:
Knowledge management


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