Evaluation as risk management
Evaluators' power and influence are limited. There are several reasons for this situation. One relates to how our craft
Evaluators in Davos
There are no evaluators this week in Davos. We are clearly not among the most powerful in the world. Yet
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
Valuing Evaluation, Part 3
No, I don't equate evaluation with toilet paper made of gold - even if it costs a cool
Oh for the Love of Sticky Notes! The Changing Role of Evaluators Who Work with Foundations.
Julia Coffman is one of our best-known evaluation leaders working primarily with foundations. I always think of her as innovative,
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
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
Valuing evaluation and elevator pitches - Part 1
We need to get much better at "selling" evaluation (the "E" in "M&E&
Evaluation – a Beautiful Practice
Is evaluation beautiful? This post argues that evaluation as profession and practice is intrinsically beautiful — rooted in millennia, engaging our deepest capabilities. But how we practise it is often not. A meditation on evaluation’s true value proposition.