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Sustainability and Regeneration

The SDGs promised transformation but are falling short in ambition, in implementation, and in the assumptions on which they rest. Meanwhile, regenerative thinking is opening up deeper questions about what sustainability actually requires. Posts here examine both the unfinished business of Agenda 2030 and the emerging shift toward regenerative approaches that ask not just how we sustain, but how we restore and renew.
20
Dec
Guest post: Integrated framework for the evaluation of Agenda 2030 in LAC

Guest post: Integrated framework for the evaluation of Agenda 2030 in LAC

Sustainable development consists of satisfying the needs of the present generation without compromising the capacity of future generations to meet
2 min read
25
Sep
Towards Transformation, 2. Interactions between the SDGs

Towards Transformation, 2. Interactions between the SDGs

If you read this year only one set of papers useful for SDG related evaluation, let it be this ISC/
9 min read
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
1 min read
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 US$
4 min read
23
Mar
An evaluation agenda for our time

An evaluation agenda for our time

The Fourth Industrial Revolution? Klaus Schwab provides an intriguing analysis of the context within which the ambitions expressed in the
5 min read
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 focus
4 min read