EvalForEarth

EvalForEarth is a community of practice on evaluation
for food security, environment, agriculture and rural
development.

We support evaluation capacities through facilitated
discussions, blogs, learning events and
information sharing.

Its founding and main sponsoring partners are the Evaluation Offices of FAO, WFP, CGIAR,and the GEF,with support from the Evaluation Offices of IFAD and the NDB.

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Roundtable discussion: When 1+1 becomes 3, 2 or 1: Quality strengths and gaps in mixed methods evaluations

Background and rationale: In September and October 2023, an EvalForward discussion was organized to gather practical experiences and lessons on the...

From Findings to Use: What effective Evaluation Communication requires

This blog brings together perspectives from the evaluation offices of IFAD, FAO, WFP, CGIAR, and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) to reflect on a...

Inter-agency Learning Dialogue Evaluation for Climate Action: Strengthening Evidence from COP30 to COP31

As the international community moves from the outcomes of the thirtieth session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework...

GIS - A practical tool in evaluation

Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and other geospatial tools were highlighted as increasingly important in strengthening how...

Evaluation under pressure : Strengthening evidence use, accountability and learning amidst funding constraints (Joint EvalforEarth-ALNAP discussion)

Across the international humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding sectors, organizations are facing increasing financial pressure due to shifting...

Beyond Donor Reporting: Why National Organizations Need Their Own Evidence Systems

Across my work in food security, agriculture, enterprise development, governance and humanitarian response, I have seen national organizations...

Evaluation under pressure : Strengthening evidence use, accountability and learning amidst funding constraints (Joint EvalforEarth-ALNAP discussion)

Across the international humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding sectors, organizations are facing increasing financial pressure due to shifting donor priorities, competing domestic priorities, and rising operational costs. Many are expected to maintain or expand programme delivery and...

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