Tag Archives: international aid

“Genuine evaluation” snippets from across the globe

Posted on August 11, 2010 by Jane Davidson

What does the term “genuine evaluation” mean to the rest of the planet, including those who don’t identify as “evaluators”? We’ve collated a few snippets from our Google Alerts file to give a picture that is sometimes humorous, sometimes actually … Continue reading →

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How can transparency efforts adequately report on long-term and hard to measure results?

Posted on June 4, 2010 by Patricia Rogers

Public reporting is an important part of genuine evaluation. But is there a risk that programs with long-term outcomes will receive less support than they deserve? The latest developments in the British Government’s move for more transparency.

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