Evaluation and Monitoring

G-1-05, NZX Commercial Centre
Jalan PJU 1A/41B, Ara Jaya,
47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Malaysia
ceo@peresearch.com.my
Tel: 603-78042664
Fax: 603-78042863

Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has commissioned PE Research to assist in periodic monitoring the condition of post resettlement of Sungai Temir Orang Asli who have been relocated to Sungai Bilut Resettlement which include survey of living condition, the house provided, amenities, land, job, work situation, children’s schooling facilities, and others related to their socio-economic situation.

This project also aims to observe and identify problems or issues faced by the Orang Asli after the relocation and make recommendation of concrete measures to JICA. The research team conducts household surveys, group discussions and interviews with community leaders as well as relevant agencies to accomplish the monitoring work.

This evaluation commissioned by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) verifies the important issues relating to the project’s relevance, effectiveness and efficiency, as well as the expected impact and sustainability after the project completion - in order to assess its status of preparedness for autonomous sustainability for vocational training.

This study also examines the factors that have promoted or inhibited the realisation of the project purpose. Based on the results of the study, lessons learnt and recommendations for future technical cooperation are then presented.

This evaluation study, commissioned by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), covers five Third Country Training Program (TCTP) programmes for four beneficiary countries - Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam. The objectives are to extract lessons learnt and to make recommendations to improve the planning and quality of TCTP, as well as confirm the present needs of the sector.

The methodologies are survey of trainees and in-depth interviews with Malaysian implementing agencies and selected trainees.

The study, commissioned by Japan International Cooperation Agency, is a Local Procurement Assistance Service (LPAS). The study aims to ensure smooth implementation of procurement of equipment under Local Competitive Bidding (LCB) by expediting the related process of procurement, in order to facilitate a full and effective project completion of MJIIT by the end of 2018.

An action plan is proposed to improve the procurement process flow for LCB at Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT). Methodologies of this study are consultations and workshop sessions with all relevant parties involved in the procurement flow.