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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Bridging Policy and Practice: Evaluating Postharvest Loss Interventions: Methods, Frameworks, and Insights from Africa and Asia

SESSION OVERVIEW Reducing food loss requires more than identifying where losses occur. It also requires monitoring and evaluation systems that can...

How Do Organizations Manage Independent Evaluations? Insights from a Cross-Agency Survey

In 2024, we opened a discussion on this platform titled " Management matters: exploring the link between management models and the use of evaluations"...

Looking at Evaluation Through a Different Lens: Why Global South Feminist Perspectives Matter

Many gender-focused evaluations are still shaped by approaches that often treat women and marginalised groups as beneficiaries, respondents, or data...

Summary EN - From Hindsight to Foresight

From Hindsight to Foresight: How Evaluation Can Help Us Prepare for Uncertain Futures Summary of the EvalforEarth Discussion

This EvalforEarth discussion explored how evaluation can become more future-informed, particularly in food security, environmental and agricultural...

Doing More with Less: AI for Humanitarian, Environmental & Development Evaluation

Early this year, the Evaluation Offices of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Global...

From Hindsight to Foresight: How Evaluation Can Become Future-Informed

The online discussion will remain open for contributions until 30 April 2026! Background and Rationale Food security, environmental, and agricultural development programmes increasingly operate in volatile, uncertain, and complex contexts. Climate disruption, ecosystem degradation, shifting...

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