The Growing Practice of Rapid Evaluations in Africa: Government Experiences (Webinar)
The Growing Practice of Rapid Evaluations in Africa: Government Experiences (Webinar)Rapid evaluations are intended to reduce the costs of evaluation projects and the time they take (DPME, 2020). These are evaluations which can produce a result that can feed into policy and practice quickly, but yet is sufficiently robust to provide good guidance for decision-making. They address the need to...
Efforts to Improve M&E Culture in African governments
By Parfait Kasongo Communication & Learning Coordinator Insights from the SurveyMany countries in Africa are using monitoring and evaluation (M&E) as part of their efforts to improve performance of the public sector (Porter and Goldman, 2013). A key foundational component of this is the idea of an ‘M&E...
Are black evaluators breathing?
By Mokgophana Ramasobana Tiyimele Consultants A screening check on the utility of evaluation approaches under COVID19Writing this article in a time of a global Covid19 pandemic is amongst the most difficult tasks to do. As a proponent of the Made in Africa Evaluation (MAE), it is an opportune time to reflect on...
Transforming Evaluations for Africa – Webinar
The call for transformation and decolonization is nothing new in African vocabulary, there’s been calls for decolonization education and healthcare sectors, and the transformation of political and economic participation in terms of more women being represented. The evaluation development space has not been exempted from these calls. Over the years, there’s been growing calls for the...
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