Thematic reviews, briefing notes, ECPs and reports

Thematic Reviews

Briefing notes

Briefing Notes describe the activities of Darwin Projects in a number of broad arenas.

Evaluations of Closed Projects

Reports

Other reports on the Darwin Initiative.

  • Darwin Initiative toolkit for SMEs
  • Review of Phase 2 Darwin Schemes
    In 2005 Defra contracted ECTF to conduct a review of the Darwin Fellowships, Scoping funding and Post project funding schemes, to evaluate progress on them against their initial purpose and to assess areas of concern that have been raised.
  • Review of Phase 1 Darwin Schemes
    In preparation for the second phase of the Darwin Initiative, the Edinburgh Centre for Tropical Forests was commissioned to undertake a comprehensive review of Phase I, which is available to download - Phase I DI Evaluation report (1.43MB PDF Document).

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