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Introduction Flames and Lilies Climate Initiative, a Zimbabwean eco-feminist youth organization, works at the intersection of climate justice and...

In 2025, that reflection feels especially important. We’re seeing more pressure on natural resources, and at the same time, we’re being asked to solve...

According to Leeuw & Donaldson (2015), various evaluation theories have emerged over the years and have transformed the evaluation discipline in one...

Kseniya Temnenko, Evaluation Officer, GEF IEO. Co-author: Michael Wolcoock. In the world of environmental conservation and sustainability, navigating...

The Gender Responsive Evaluation Excellence Award upholds WFP pledge to Gender Equality and Women Empowerment and further strengthens WFP Office of...

The premise of TAAT is that agricultural solutions developed by leading CGIAR institutions over the past five decades were not reaching farmers...

Your responses demonstrate your passion and commitment to our community. We received a wide range of ideas from members worldwide, with submissions in...

The landscape of governance and development is ever-evolving, necessitating robust mechanisms for evaluation to ensure that programs and policies are...

“Community-based doesn't inherently mean community-led”. This insight emerged as a recurring theme during our interviews with stakeholders in the...

Last month, evaluation practitioners and users gathered in Rimini for the 15th Biennial Conference of the European Evaluation Society (EES) under the...

Climate threats such as floods, droughts and cyclones are increasing in frequency and intensity. The consequences affect the most marginalized in the...

When I embarked on my dissertation on impact evaluation work 15 years ago, I observed the new trend of rigorous impact evaluation in international...