Topics: National Evaluation Capacities

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?

Blog

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...

Event

Four Years into the 2030 Agenda: Exploring National Evaluation Capacities

New York and webcasted, Jul 15, 2019

In the context of the UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, EvalPartners is convening a panel discussion to engage with its...

Blog

Advancing the Evaluation Agenda at the Kenya 7th National M&E Week

Posted on 28/11/2018 by Jennifer Nzambi Mutua

The Monitoring & Evaluation Department of Kenya recently hosted the 2018 National M&E Week (Nairobi, 12 to 16 November).