The Network on Development Evaluation is a subsidiary body of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC). It is a unique body, bringing together evaluation specialists from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD ) and the multilateral development institutions. The purpose of the network is to increase the effectiveness of international development programmes by supporting […]
Evaluation in the networked society: new concepts, new challenges, new solutions will be the topic of the latest European biennial conference. Social networking has introduced important changes in the society. This has fundamental implications for evaluation agendas and methods. The conference aims to explore these and other issues such as the risks of network capture […]
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SAMEA embodies the formalisation of the South African Evaluation Network (SAENet). SAENet was an informal network aimed at building an active South African community of evaluators and others interested in evaluation. It was established after the well-known evaluator Prof. Michael Quinn Patton visited South Africa in April 2002. During his visit, the need for the […]
Measuring the impact of your projects is not an easy task. What do you have to look out for? What do you need to measure? How do you choose the right indicators? A toolkit provided by nef with examples of social, environmental and economic indicators may provide some solutions. For more details review: http://www.proveandimprove.org/new/meaim/index.php
