“Yes, I said it!”: The ‘101’ of hosting a Virtual Eval Competition
We are now participating in a virtual world – one where we can easily feel lost in the sea of computer screens. Launching a Virtual
We are now participating in a virtual world – one where we can easily feel lost in the sea of computer screens. Launching a Virtual
When is the right time to commission an external evaluation? What do organizations need to consider before commissioning one? What are the benefits and the
The onset of Covid-19 has turned the world on its head. In the wake of its most severe impacts, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) will need
The onset of Covid-19 has turned the world on its head. In the wake of its most severe impacts, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) will need
By Jhon Lugo and Margaret Roper Over the past decade and more increasingly, international development donors are calling for stronger approaches to incorporate gender into
There are very few certainties in a time of a raging global pandemic, but one thing is difficult to dispute. We are constantly bombarded with
How do you make a living as an evaluator? The jump from academic studies in M&E to the world of work, can be a steep
The African Development Bank’s Evaluation Matters Magazine published the second volume of its Made in Africa issue, exploring indigenous evaluation approaches to fast-track development in
True or false? One of the easiest ways to measure the effectiveness of a development program or behavior change intervention is through the number of
Since our founding in 1993, Khulisa’s relationships and linkages with other organizations have been an essential part of our work. In 2018, we embarked on