Panel session initiated by IDEAS as part of The 2020 Asian Evaluation Week was held on 10th September 2020. If you did not have time to join the online broadcast, we have prepared a post for you with all the information that the participants provided.
LEAD PRESENTATION
Vinod Thomas, Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore; former Senior Vice-President and Director-General, Independent Evaluation, World Bank
PANELISTS
Hur Hassnain, President, Pakistan Evaluation Association; Board Member, IDEAS
Keiko Kuji-Shikatani, Credentialed Evaluator; Education Officer, Ministry of Education, Canada; Canadian Evaluation Society
Zenda Ofir, Vice-President, IDEAS; Lead Steward, SDG Transformations Forum; Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow, Robert Bosch Academy, Berlin; Honorary Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Josephine Watera, Head, Monitoring and Evaluation Division, Parliament of Uganda; Board Member
IDEAS MODERATOR
Ada Ocampo, Senior Evaluation Specialist, UNICEF
ABOUT
COVID-19, climate change and other global crises clearly highlight the growing fragilities in societies and nature. Especially in situations of fragility, conflict and violence (FCV), systems-informed evaluation processes, methods and evidence can help accelerate the transformational changes and strategic support needed to strengthen resilience and deal with unpredictable, fluid situations. States and evaluation associations can make important contributions in this regard. Session participants were introduced to relevant evaluation approaches and challenges, and to IDEAS’ latest ‘How To’ Guide on evaluation in fragile, conflict and violent settings (EvalFCV).
Evaluation for Transformational Change in Fragile Settings
Evaluation in Fragility, Conflict and Violence
