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Kenya’s Parliamentarians moving forward evidence use for gender responsive and equity focus Policy Making

by editor editor | Jan 30, 2020 | Blog

(Eddah Kanini) Introduction of the Project In February 2019, Evaluation actors in Kenya from the African Gender and Evaluation Network (AGDEN) and International Development Evaluation Association (IDEAS), won a competitive award for innovation challenge by The...

Rising Impact Investment and the Need for Harmonization of Measurements

by editor editor | Dec 2, 2019 | Blog

Despite making great strides in terms of broadening its appeal and implementing its ideas, impact investment is constrained by the lack of a common language to measure its successes and overcome its obstacles, argues Reagan Ronald Ojok, Senior Monitoring and...

NEC Conference 2019 – How can a new generation of evaluators transform evaluation?

by editor editor | Oct 29, 2019 | Blog

Tags: evaluation; young evaluators; youth;emerging National Evaluation Capacities Conference 2019 – “Leaving no one behind: Evaluation for 2030” Session 14 – How can a new generation of evaluators transform evaluation? Moderator: Mariana Branco...

Alena Lappo (2019). Sampling of country case studies using QCA approach

by Alena Lappo | Oct 1, 2019 | Blog

Applying QCA to sampling? Pros and Cons. How often have you been presented with the challenge of sampling? As a true evaluator, you know that sampling is an important factor in an evaluation’s design, which greatly determines the accuracy of the analysis and...

Kenya’s Parliamentarians moving forward evidence use for gender responsive and equity focus Policy Making by Eddah Kanini

by editor editor | Aug 26, 2019 | Blog

Introduction A team of evaluation actors from the Africa Gender & Development Evaluators Network (AGDEN) and the International Development Evaluation Association (IDEAS) in Kenya won the rigorous and competitive award from the IOCE and EvalPartners on the...