Recent Posts
10
Sep
"Labour" Day? The undervaluing of lives and labour in the Global South
This is an expanded version - especially in terms of key messages for evaluation professionals - of a post that
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14
Jul
Lost in the loss of travelling the world
My life is a tapestry of memories. Woven together to make up the fabric of my life.
Like African fabrics,
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13
Jun
Guest Post: Narratives, Stories and Memes
How can we evaluate well if we are not aware of the often 'single stories' that shape how
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28
Apr
Guest Post: Dynamic Evaluation for Societal Transformation
Osvaldo is one of the most knowledgeable professionals I have ever met - a veritable walking encyclopaedia of all matters
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24
Apr
COVID-19, Part 6. Extraordinary benefits
A dispassionate observer of Planet Earth from far away could well be pleased with this global crisis faced by all
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22
Apr
COVID-19, Part 5. COVID-safe, COVID-ready and COVID-informed evaluation
Evaluative practice needs to focus on three interconnected, overlapping priorities if we want to help lead action towards a transformed
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20
Apr
COVID-19, Part 4. Accelerating
Do you agree with the following five observations? If so, the time is right for evaluation professionals to align.
By
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13
Apr
COVID-19, Part 3. Adapting
"We won't get back to normal because normal was the problem." - Graffiti in Santiago, Chile
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09
Apr
COVID-19, Part 2. Repositioning
In my view elevator speeches that present evaluation as something done for "learning", "improving", "generating
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06
Apr
COVID-19, Part 1. Earth has gone quiet
We are at a transformative moment in the history of humankind and of our planet.
During this extraordinary time and
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