Evan Green is a developer, monitor and evaluator of international development projects and programmes and national, regional and international strategies, programmes and plans, as well as the vice-president and senior partner for Baastel, managing the Results-Based Management (RBM) and strategic planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) and Disaster Risk Management (DRM) units. He specializes in the development of large and complex M&E Frameworks, tools and systems for national and regional organizations, with a particular focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Evan has thematic expertise in environmental areas with particular experience in climate change and DRM, and in other sectors such as health and education.
Evan has extensive experience in RBM and M&E capacity building and frequently designs and implements participatory capacity building workshops for project and program design, strategies and plans, the development of M&E tools and systems and offers M&E and RBM guidance to projects, governments, regional and international agencies and development partners around the world. Evan has worked with many bilateral and regional agencies and international institutions, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, where he has managed Baastel's programming since 2007.
Evan has worked with many bilateral and regional agencies and international institutions, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, such as CARICOM, CCCCC, CDEMA, CDB, the European Commission/EU, FAO, FCDO, IADB, the GEF, OAS, PAHO, UNCTAD, UNDSS, UNECLAC, UNEP, UNESCO, the UNFCCC Secretariat, UNDRR, UNICEF, USAID, WFP, WHO, WMO and the World Bank, as well as almost all national governments in the Caribbean.
Evan has a multidisciplinary Master’s degree in Public Policy and Public Administration, specializing in International Development, Policy and Project Management and Environmental (Climate Change) studies. Evan communicates in English, French, and Spanish fluently.