Measuring reach is not simple and five ways to make it easier
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
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Why Khulisa is formalising its partnership model
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
A young and emerging evaluator’s letter to the pioneers of evaluation
Most evaluators – the old, the young and the upcoming – did not initially consider evaluation as a career. Those who consider themselves the more
Khulisa at AfrEA!
Khulisa participated widely at the 9th AfrEA Conference that took place in Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire from 11-15 March 2019. This blog shares some of our
Khulisa’s learnings from the LEGO Idea Conference 2019
By Margaret Roper and Leticia Taimo Introduction From 1-3 April 2019, over 400 thought leaders from around the world – including academics, practitioners, innovators, educators,
Unpacking the Blue River Methodology
Where is your organisation or intervention going? Where do your staff and other stakeholders fit in this picture? The flow of a river provides an
The value of audience response systems in evaluation
We used crowd-sourcing for this week’s #EvalTuesdayTip! Thanks to Amanda Jitsing, director of DNA Economics for providing a guest tip. At some point in the
A Montage of Khulisa’s 25th Birthday Month
A blog capturing some of the #Khulisa25 birthday activities for those who have only been able to join us in spirit. On 1
Analysing a network? Collaboration Mapping presents a solution
Measuring the effectiveness of a network at connecting different individuals and organizations is complex. Collaboration Mapping is a fresh learning tool to help any evaluator
Using the Net Promoter Score in Evaluations
By Jennifer Bisgard and Nicola Theunissen As evaluators we are always looking for valid, reliable, and easily collected data. A key challenge is low