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Three panellists, Angela Dannson, Elias Segla and Ian Goldman, shared real life examples based on their leadership experience in African agriculture...

Although CDD is recognized as an efficient way of delivering public goods, in particular in marginalized or fragile situations, evaluations often...

[1] These disasters carry particular consequences for women and girls, who are more likely to experience gender-based violence, assume additional care...

Evaluators working in the areas of food and agriculture are constantly seeking creative ways to produce credible evaluation findings and...

A more sustainable and equitable world simply cannot be achieved by 2030 if we stick to our conventional ways of working. If we do so, we could remain...

I recently raised a discussion with the EvalForward Community on the growing disconnect between youth and the agricultural sector, and how we can...

Around 150 evaluation practitioners, members of governments and parliaments, of NGOs, international cooperation agencies and UN gathered at the...

Alongside this reality sits another – that of the world's poorest people, three quarters of whom depend on subsistence farming for their existence...

Like the plumber faced with a leaky tap, we may not always have a full picture of the situation, going in. In the field of evaluation, we often lack...

Nowadays many donors, international organizations, government agencies and NGOs promote their use as a way to ensure that their day-to-day activities...

This impact evaluation was particularly interesting in that it looked at various interventions by different agencies and also accounted for changing...

Humanitarian contexts are too difficult for impact evaluations Yes, conducting an impact evaluation becomes particularly challenging in crisis- and...