Ends regional Conference

Latin American and Caribbean experts that discussed here two days getting more quality information to improve public policy through monitoring and evaluation of its implementation, suggested to the Governments of 18 countries amounting to share information with citizens and media communication.

The 7th Conference of the network of monitoring and evaluation in Latin America and the Caribbean, formed in 2005 under the protection of world and inter-American Development (IDB) banks brought together 280 participating Latin American and Caribbean, of United States, Canada, Spain and United Kingdom.

Another recommendation of the meeting was the Executive Secretary of the network, Roberto García López, of involving congressmen and parliamentarians so that they realize that at the conferences you will find useful tools that will enable them to recover from low perception among Latin Americans, according to the survey u000aLatinobarómetro of makes a week.

He also advocated because bodies with equal evaluation and monitoring functions are integrated in order to achieve the necessary coordination that is obstructed in many countries where the Presidency and certain ministries share the same responsibility.

In the same vein, the Deputy Minister of planning of Costa Rica, Melania Núñez, referred to as not advisable that the data resulting from any process of monitoring and evaluation are used according to the interests of certain actors, seen the fact from the concern before cited.

Recalled those who take decisions and those that are running require more oriented to their normal information, while citizenship is care benefit to them the impact of any political action and that the allocated resources are well-targeted and managed.

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