At the recent South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association biennial conference, Khulisa evaluator Sithenjisiwe Wendy Dube presented a talk about the importance of engaging youth in
Data visualization specialist Stephanie Evergreen, whose brilliant posts we have shared many times before, recently shared a post with ten tips for making graphs more
The 9th Biennial South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association (SAMEA) Conference, whose theme was “Vuca-Vuka! Catalyzing Change Through Monitoring and Evaluation,” took place at the
Khulisa’s recently launched website includes an expanded “Our Work” section with descriptions of our core expertise broken down by service and sector. Khulisa’s work falls
Last week, Khulisa launched a redesigned website with a host of new features to help visitors learn about and explore Khulisa’s monitoring, evaluation, research, and
South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association’s (SAMEA’s) 9th Biennial Conference, takes place from October 7th to 11th at the Birchwood Hotel in Johannesburg. The theme
As South African evaluators prepare for the South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association (SAMEA) 9th Biennial Conference, on October 7-11, 2024, we’re reflecting back on
Members of our team recently became aware of “AI in Evaluation”, a group on LinkedIn providing lots of information on the topic of artificial intelligence
Ripple effects mapping (REM) is an emerging, mixed-method evaluation technique that combines one-on-one interviews, group interviewing, mind mapping, and qualitative data analysis. REM is designed
In recent years, the evaluation field has become acutely focused on the importance of incorporating social justice and social transformation practices into every stage of
