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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Learning from Practice: Evaluating Climate Change and Sustainability in Southern Africa & South Asia. Experiences from South Africa and India

How can evaluation go beyond traditional metrics to capture the real impacts of climate change, ecosystems, and sustainability? Join this EvalforEarth...

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

Food security, environmental, and agricultural development programmes increasingly operate in volatile, uncertain, and complex contexts. Climate...

From Pilots to Systems Change : Rethinking How We Measure Circular Food Systems

The Circular Food Systems for Rwanda (CIRF) project convened its annual learning event in Kigali, bringing together partners and participating...

Why technically strong evaluations still fail to influence Decisions

Over the past two decades, the evaluation field has significantly strengthened its technical quality. Methodological standards have improved, mixed...

Why evaluation must professionalise and move fast on sustainability reporting or lose the space

Scholars examining ESG diffusion in Africa further note that sustainability reporting is becoming embedded within financial governance structures...

Let’s Be Honest: Most “Theories of Change” Are Actually Theories of Action

Like many evaluation practitioners, I have spent long hours refining causal diagrams, debating arrows, articulating assumptions, and attempting to...

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

Background and Rationale Food security, environmental, and agricultural development programmes increasingly operate in volatile, uncertain, and complex contexts. Climate disruption, ecosystem degradation, shifting geopolitical conditions, and cascading crises are no longer background noise. They...

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