Khulisa is developing an evidence gap map (EGM) for our Scaling Up Nutrition Learning and Evaluation (SUN LE) project in Zambia. In a previous #EvalTuesdayTip,
Remote data collection is now a firm feature of the evaluation landscape. But what are the best practices and technologies for collecting data when conducting
Many evaluation practices have had to move online and virtual interviews have become the norm. This includes interviewing and hiring enumerators for data collection. In
Have you registered for gLOCAL Evaluation Week yet? It begins in less than a week! And, this year, you can attend from your couch, anywhere
You’ve more than likely heard about “Agile Development,” or about using “Scrum” for project management. Agile is an iterative project management approach that relies upon
Have you heard of the term ‘evaluability assessment’ before? It’s an assessment to determine how ready a program is for evaluation. All current context, practice,
In our recent blog post on Young & Emergent Evaluators (YEEs), Khulisa chatted to one of our own emerging evaluation stars, Heather Dixon. In October
How can you implement FE in your evaluations? In this final of our three-part series on FE, Khulisa continues to pick the brilliant brain of
When should an evaluator choose the feminist approach over a different gender approach? This second part of our three-part FE series compares and contrasts Feminist
Recently, Khulisa was fortunate to learn about Feminist Evaluation (FE) from author and ace evaluator Professor Donna Podems. Over the next few #EvalTuesdayTips, we’ll be
