Evaluation

17
Sep
This idea must die!

This idea must die!

My last two blog posts addressed the issue of Grand Challenges in evaluation. A complementary idea: A type of '
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09
Sep
Grand Challenges, Part 2

Grand Challenges, Part 2

In my previous post I highlighted the notion of Grand Challenges and where they have been developed. In this post
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06
Sep
Grand Challenges, Part 1

Grand Challenges, Part 1

In July 2014 I wrote a short paper for EES Connections in which I asked whether the time was right
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30
Apr
Evaluation and the SDGs, Part 1

Evaluation and the SDGs, Part 1

Here is a concise and useful (I hope!) briefing by EVALSDGs on the value proposition of evaluation for the SDG
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29
Apr
Valuing evaluation, Part 3

Valuing evaluation, Part 3

No, I don't equate evaluation with toilet paper made of gold - even if it costs a cool
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25
Mar
AWSEM! Empowering women scientists

AWSEM! Empowering women scientists

In one of my recent posts I wrote about the pervasive influence of power on development, and the imperative to
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23
Mar
An evaluation agenda for our time

An evaluation agenda for our time

The Fourth Industrial Revolution Schwab provides an intriguing analysis of the context within which the ambitions expressed in the 2030
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21
Mar
Seven lessons for the SDG era

Seven lessons for the SDG era

Evaluation is entering an exciting period - one that will challenge us all to think in new ways and to
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16
Mar
The power of power

The power of power

I have come to the conclusion that nearly everything in life is influenced by power. Yet we almost never evaluate
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14
Mar
Valuing evaluation and elevator pitches - Part 2

Valuing evaluation and elevator pitches - Part 2

What? Evaluation is not popular? We know that evaluation can be very valuable. We continue to emphasise its role in
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