Conceptual IMES: An integrated monitoring and evaluation system in the internet world

Q2 Computer Science Journal of Systems and Information Technology Pub Date : 1999-03-01 DOI:10.1108/13287269980000744

Athanassios P. Papakonstantinou, V. Rogakos, K. Metaxiotis

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Abstract

Within the last decade many projects have been implemented in order to provide technical assistance (TA) to countries, which have initiated their transition from centrally planned to market economies (mainly countries of Central and Eastern Europe being previously under the Soviet regime). The monitoring and evaluation exercise aims at assisting these TA projects in achieving their objectives, by providing management information on the projects’ implementation, so that structured management decisions can be taken, if and when needed. In this framework, the necessity for creation of an overall M&E database system emerged. The IMES was developed for the needs of the European commission (DGLA) and its main objective was to improve the Management Reporting on Tacis progress and results, by extracting relevant information on projects’ performance from the monitoring and evaluation reports and by producing overall statistics at NIS (New Independent States) level.

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概念IMES:互联网世界的综合监测和评估系统

在过去十年中执行了许多项目，以便向开始从中央计划经济向市场经济过渡的国家(主要是以前处于苏联政权之下的中欧和东欧国家)提供技术援助。监测和评价工作的目的，是通过提供有关项目执行情况的管理资料，协助这些助教项目达到其目标，以便在需要时作出有条理的管理决定。在这个框架下，有必要建立一个全面的机电一体化数据库系统。该系统是为欧洲委员会的需要而编制的，其主要目标是从监测和评价报告中提取有关项目执行情况的资料，并在新独立国家一级编制总的统计数字，从而改进关于新独立国家的进展和结果的管理报告。

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Journal of Systems and Information Technology Computer Science-Computer Science (all)

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