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Responsive Evaluation: A joint reflection from Rome-based agencies on the 2024 National Evaluation Capacities Conference held in Beijing, PRC
The landscape of governance and development is ever-evolving, necessitating robust mechanisms for evaluation to ensure that programs and policies are responsive to the unprecedented global challenges.
From the EvalForward communityBetter together: Reflections for EvalForward from Rome-based agencies on the 15th EES Conference
Last month, evaluation practitioners and users gathered in Rimini for the 15th Biennial Conference of the European Evaluation Society (EES) under the theme of “Better Together 2024: Collaborative Thought and Action for Better Evaluation”.
Evaluating sustainable pathways to climate-resilient agriculture: recent experiences from an IFAD evaluation
The agrifood systems and climate change nexus
Impact Evaluation: How far have we come?
The impact evaluation challenge of the evaluation community.
Using Artificial Intelligence to search for evidence in evaluations: the WFP experience
Since 2022, the Office of Evaluation of the World Food Programme (WFP) has invested in promoting the use of evidence generated by its evaluations, developing its ability to respond to evidence needs as they arise.
Conducting MEL with digital agriculture service providers – lessons from leveraging MEL to develop farmer-centric digital services
From the EvalForward communityVisual tools are powerful - Handle with care!
Reflections on the Evalforward discussion ‘Can visual tools help evaluators communicate and engage better?’
Leaving no one behind: Meaningful inclusion of persons with disabilities in evaluations
Many evaluators work in contexts where there is little to no existing data to help identify persons with disabilities for participation in evaluations, and other consultation or assessments.
What kind of evaluator are you? Exploring different evaluator paradigms
This blog explores the different paradigms evaluators may have and questions how these paradigms interplay with evaluators’ backgrounds and influence their practices.
Will artificial intelligence replace us as evaluators?
Technological progress can make jobs obsolete, will evaluators follow suit?
“Here we go again” - A lack of learning in the monitoring and evaluation of agriculture projects
There is an apparent irony in the fact that systems supposedly designed to help us learn from experience have been so reluctant to learn from their own experience.