Conducting a Remote Evaluation: Insights from the Front Line: Part 1
The times they have a’changed and, as a result, so too have evaluation practices. Remote evaluations are here to stay. Thrust into the limelight last
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Heather Dixon – Perspectives from a Young & Emergent Evaluator
Khulisa has always championed the development of young and emergent evaluators (YEEs) (read more). Mentoring these novices into champions of evaluation not only improves the
Khulisa teaches on Data Quality Fundamentals
We are very proud that Khulisa is leading the way in data quality! Two of our evaluators, Mary Pat Selvaggio and Kris Eale, are teaching
A dose of our own medicine – Using metrics for internal evaluation
One of our New Year’s Resolutions at Khulisa is to increase our use of metrics in our own business, improving our performance and providing that
Khulisa delighted to be awarded USAID EVAL ME II Prime Contract
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Services II (EVAL ME II) contract is USAID’s flagship evaluation, monitoring and learning mechanism. Through EVAL ME II, Khulisa will provide
Setting reading benchmarks for languages in SA – Khulisa contributes to groundbreaking report
By Mosangoaneng Leteane, edited by Nicola Theunissen Mother tongue education remains one of the most contentious, yet equally important undertakings in post-apartheid South Africa. Over
Khulisa’s inaugural M&E training course – taking stock
Since inception, Khulisa has focussed our efforts on advancing the understanding and quality of M&E in Africa. M&E capacity building is central to our approach.
Khulisa’s growing expertise in performance audits
By Mary Pat Selvaggio Khulisa is currently carrying out a large-scale Performance Audit of a multi-sectoral nutrition programme being implemented at provincial, district, and sub-district
#EvalTuesayTip: Cool qualitative software for Impact/Outcome evaluations!
Khulisa discovered Causal Map, a great tool to help programme evaluators with extracting causal claims from texts (e.g. interview data) from different sources, and then
Questioning the value of virtual competitions? Our reflections from gLOCAL 2020 say “Yes”!
When Khulisa started conceptualizing the gLOCAL 2020 Evaluation Design Competition, we planned to host it as a face-to-face interactive session. However, COVID-19 stopped this plan