How are OECD principles evaluated?

Can you explain how OECD principles are evaluated?

Sure! OECD principles are evaluated through a combination of peer reviews, self-assessments, and stakeholder consultations.

What criteria are used in these evaluations?

The evaluations typically consider criteria such as effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, and sustainability of the principles in practice.

Are there specific reports that summarize these evaluations?

Yes, the OECD publishes various reports and guidelines that summarize the findings from these evaluations, often available on their website.

How often are these evaluations conducted?

Evaluations are usually conducted on a regular basis, often every few years, but it can vary depending on the specific principle or area.