Our second lesson on Data Privacy and Confidentiality encourages evaluators to collaboratively develop their data protection policy. Khulisa has a data privacy policy that is
Our first lesson provides links to data privacy regulations in the United States, Europe, and South Africa. It also provides a link to the United
In our Throwback #EvalTuesdayTip, we highlight an #EvalTuesdayTip titled 6 tips for gender-responsive evaluations. Our researchers Jhon Lugo and Margaret Roper wrote a blog published
Today’s throwback #EvalTuesdayTip was first published on May 1, 2018 and focuses on communicating data by using color in your evaluations: Color is critical for
by Jesse Smith “There has never been greater urgency for actionable evidence to inform decision-making to serve the needs of the American people. To achieve
By: Zamokuhle Thwala, David Ndou, and Leticia Taimo Khulisa last three #EvalTuesdayTips determined 1) if your evaluation requires primary data collection through fieldwork, 2) set
EvalTuesdayTip #3 Piloting / Pre-testing the tools By: Zamokuhle Thwala, David Ndou, and Leticia Taimo Over the years Khulisa has developed many tools for our
#EvalTuesdayTip: Design and set up data collection tools By: Zamokuhle Thwala, David Ndou and Leticia Taimo In the first #EvalTuesdayTip in this How to Develop
Over the years, Khulisa has developed countless evaluation tools. This development process often involves a number of steps until the tool is validated and ready
It’s an online world with offline problems. Although data collection may be done remotely, it is still vital to ensure that you consider and account
