The World Bank supports the Turkey program through a number of tools designed to support the Government’s development goals. We work closely with our Turkish partners and stakeholders. The program is highly focused on results, in line with Turkey’s aim to strengthen the quality and scope of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) for results in the public sector. A Programmatic Joint Portfolio Performance Review (P-JPPR), jointly conducted by, the Treasury, SPO and the World Bank, and all implementing agencies, is used to assess the overall progress of the program, and its contributions to results. The P-JPPR is summarized in a series of Power Point modules.
Building Blocks for Results-based Management of the Turkey Program
Measurement of physical outputs is very strong in Turkey, but measurement of outcomes remains a challenge. To enhance the focus on results, Turkey is strengthening its M&E capacity through a number of tools, supported by the World Bank. These include: an Institutional Development Fund (IDF) Grant for M&E, a Health Sector Performance Assessment, an Impact Evaluation of ISKUR’s active labor market programs, a Programmatic Public Expenditure Review (PPER), and a series of M&E workshops. Read more...
Key Results from the Turkey Program
The Turkey program continues to achieve impressive results, from improved private sector competitiveness to health sector reform, to increased access to medium-term credit for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). Read more...
International Experience in M&E
As part of Turkey’s M&E agenda, a number of workshops have taken place, with the aim of increasing awareness and paving the way forward for the integration of M&E for results across public agencies. Representatives from best-practice M&E systems came to Turkey to share their experiences. Read more...
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