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The evaluation torch was handed over to APEA today at the Eval4Action regional consultation forum.National Evaluation policy and legislation is required to strengthen a culture of evaluation - Hur Hassnain

1. Education and evaluation.
Common citizen are not aware of evaluation. There is a big area to bring students could be engaged – also courses could be achieved to make it built in the education systems. Otherwise they will be left behind.
2. Map all stakeholders at national level and their capacity building towards Evaluation
3. Role of youth and the commitment they could exhibit will play an important role
We need more young evaluators with knowledge of the context to achieve the sdgs and to promote evaluation widely. Youth is not yet well acquainted with evaluation. Introduce them with evaluation and sdgs.
1. National frameworks need to be developed.
- Institutional partnerships

1. National Evaluation Policy
2. There is a need for legislation to institunalise the policy. There is aneed to strengthen accountability in the public sector. Can be done through Nat eval Policy. It will strengthen monitoring mechanisms across all sectors. During the pandemic – lack of m&e systems by government has led to failure resulting in frustrations amongst people.
2. Transparency and Trust needs to be improved. Evaluation policy can significantly improve transparency. This will help social inclusion models.
3. Education

Actions:
1. National Evaluation Policy and legislations in each nation to deep dive into the social issues and to generate strong partnerships. Then it will be institutionalised at the very local to state level in the country. Otherwise it will take a lot of time.
2. Develop a strategy to agree on activities towards social inclusion, equity and equality, accountability and transparency. Social, equity and transparent inclusion model for community engagement
3. Evaluation capacity building of YEE and indigenous through education systems, and engaging and public and private sector.

4. A Sustainable Social Inclusion Model for Community Engaggement.
5. Not only the government agencies,it should be continuous interactive activity of all stake holders.
6. Parliamentarians and evaluation. National Policy for Evaluation
Policy about evaluation is disappointing. The parliamentarians have great responsibility as they are accountable to people and evaluation ensures accountability. National policy is the way forward.
7. Importance of SDGs is felt more than ever now
8. A Sustainable Social Inclusion Model for Community Engaggement.
9. Evaluation aspects are not considered at the project design stage. ... See MoreSee Less

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