Topics: National Evaluation Capacities

Blog

Adapting evaluations to the needs of decision-makers: the case of Benin

Posted on 24/02/2022 by Elias Akpé Kuassivi Segla

Self-evaluation and internal evaluation. One of the lessons shared during the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG) session on national evaluation...

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The proof of the pudding is in the eating: five lessons for developing national evaluation capacity

Posted on 31/01/2022 by Miguel Angel Lombardo Chico, Emmanuel M. DAVID-GNAHOUI

Countries’ capacity to evaluate development programmes is key to supporting the real ownership of development outcomes and to strengthening the role...

Report

A Study on the Status of National Evaluation Policies and Systems in Asia Pacific Region 2021

This study by the Asia Pacific Evaluation Association (APEA) presents an overview on the status of the national evaluation policies and systems in the...

Event

Programme international de formation en évaluation du développement (PIFED) à distance

A distance, Oct 12, 2021

Le programme de base du PIFED vise depuis 2011 à former des cadres. Il vise, depuis 2011, à former des cadres qui influencent le développement et le...

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National ownership paramount – 5 lessons from a country-led impact evaluation in Peru

Posted on 28/06/2021 by Rica Terbeck-Soine, Nicola Theunissen

Three years ago, the Government of Peru embarked on a school feeding impact evaluation of its Qali Warma programme. This journey presents a good...

Event

Supporting countries to accelerate progress towards the SDGs: an undeniable priority

Mar 17, 2021

This webinar is organised by the Sri Lanka Evaluation Association (SLEvA). Speaker: Ada Ocampo, IDEAS President. Moderator: Rashmi Agrawal, APEA board...

Book

Using Evidence in Policy and Practice – Lessons from Africa

This book, edited by Ian Goldman and Mine Pabari, explores how governments in Africa can use evidence to improve their policies and programmes, and...

Report

M&E capacity-strengthening approaches and measurement in Africa

This research report by CLEAR provides an overview of National Evaluation Capacity Development (NECD) across selected Anglophone African countries and...

Discussion

How do we move forward on Evaluation Systems in the Agriculture Sector?

Posted on 29/10/2020 by Judith Katabarwa

Dear EvalForward members, Agriculture is Rwanda's major economic sector. It accounts for 24 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and about 64%...

Brief

Review of monitoring and evaluation capacities in the agriculture sector

Issued on 2020 by FAO

The Review of monitoring and evaluation capacities in the agriculture sector carried out by the Office of Evaluation of FAO with EvalForward aimed at...

Discussion

Racism in the field of evaluation

Posted on 16/07/2020 by Harvey Garcia

Being in New York during the COVID pandemic and witnessing the recent Black Lives Movement rallies made me reflect more on racism. I find it...

Book

EVALUATION LANDSCAPE IN AFRICA

This book explores the discourse on evaluation in Africa and answers these questions: What is the purpose of evaluation in the region, based on the...

Event

Country Led National Evaluation: experiences and challenges from Sri Lanka and other countries

online , May 25, 2020 - May 25, 2020

This webinar is organised by the Sri Lanka Evaluation Association (SLEvA). Speaker: Mr. V. Sivgnanasothy, Former Secretary, Ministry of National...

Guidance Document

Embedding Evaluation in Voluntary National Reviews in Africa: A Guide

This guide is a result of a partnership between UNICEF's Evaluation Office and CLEAR Anglophone Africa

Webinar

e-Panel on Leadership and RBM in the African Agricultural Sector

This e-Panel was held on 6 May 2020 by AVANTI and EvalForward. Experts from Benin, Ghana and South Africa discussed on the importance of leadership...

Event

How to improve results in the agriculture sector: A discussion on leadership and RBM at the national level

Online , May 6, 2020

The e-Panel discussion: “ How to improve results in the agriculture sector: a discussion on leadership and RBM in Africa”, joinlty organised by the...

Event

Using Evidence in Policy and Practice – Lessons from Africa

Online , May 7, 2020

The webinar: “Using Evidence in Policy and Practice – Lessons from Africa”. based on the book “Using Evidence in Policy and Practice: Lessons from...

Discussion

Can we settle for evaluation alone to ensure that the SDGs are achieved?

Posted on 17/03/2020 by Mustapha Malki

In recent years, evaluation has become both an essential discipline and a practice to assess the achievement of development goals around the world: an...

Blog

Evaluation practice in Africa: key trends in the landscape

Posted on 27/02/2020 by Caitlin Anna Blaser Mapitsa

Evaluation trends and dynamics have an influence on our work as evaluators. But what exactly are those dynamics?

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Evaluation in the Agriculture sector: what do we know about countries’ capacities?

Posted on 27/11/2019 by Aurelie Larmoyer

Evaluation and, more generally, Results-Based Management (RBM) are amongst the best-known instruments to strengthen accountability and learning, and...

Report

EVALUATION FOR TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE

Since 2015, the world has shown great enthusiasm for the Sustainable Development Agenda 2030.However, after more than four years since the launch of...