Evaluation of the CDG program “Coastman”.

Zeitraum March 2003 – August 2003

Auftraggeber

Kooperationspartner

Since March 03, ISInova has been conducting an evaluation of the COASTMAN program on behalf of InWEnt (Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung gemeinnützige GmbH). COASTMAN is concerned with building and networking regional training capacity for integrated coastal zone management in Southeast Asia and the Andean region. The object of the evaluation is the achievement of the program’s objectives. To this end, qualitative guided interviews with experts and a written survey of participants will be conducted, among other things.

Contact: Götz Richter (goetz.richter@isinova.org)

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