Seven Tips to better evaluations in fragility, conflict and violence

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Seven Tips to better evaluations in fragility, conflict and violence
September 25, 20200Evaluation

Seven Tips to better evaluations in fragility, conflict and violence

Seven Tips to better evaluations in fragility, conflict and violence Author: Hur Hassnain The World Bank estimates that by 2030, the share of global poor living in contexts of Fragility, Conflict and Violence (FCV) is projected…
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Closing the Learning Loop – How to extend the ownership of evaluation findings to project beneficiaries?
September 15, 20200Evaluation

Closing the Learning Loop – How to extend the ownership of evaluation findings to project beneficiaries?

Closing the Learning Loop – How to extend the ownership of evaluation findings to project beneficiaries? Author: Hur Hassnain The monitoring and evaluation field of humanitarian aid has seen advancements from traditional ways to new…
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EvalCrisis Blog – 08 – Integrating geospatial methods into evaluations
September 9, 20200Evaluation

EvalCrisis Blog – 08 – Integrating geospatial methods into evaluations

EvalCrisis Blog – 08 – Integrating geospatial methods into evaluations Author: HUR HASSNAIN This blog piece is prepared to highlight some of the learning around applications for the geospatial data in evaluation practice from a…
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Five steps to measuring unintended effects of development interventions
September 5, 20200Evaluation

Five steps to measuring unintended effects of development interventions

Five steps to measuring unintended effects of development interventions Author: Hur Hassnain Previous #Evalcrisis blog posts have discussed the pros and cons of utilizing ICT tools to conduct data collection remotely during the current crisis as well…
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EvalCrisis Blog – No 02 – Evaluation from space
September 1, 20200Evaluation

EvalCrisis Blog – No 02 – Evaluation from space

Evaluations During Difficult Times Author: HUR HASSNAIN Evaluations in contexts that are not easily accessible, constantly changing, and unpredictable, for example, the situation posed by the current global pandemic, are challenging and call for special…
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Mitigating the risks of remote data collection for evaluations
August 24, 20200Evaluation

Mitigating the risks of remote data collection for evaluations

Mitigating the risks of remote data collection for evaluations Author: Hur Hassnain Within the research and evaluation world, the use of remote data collection, especially with the use of ICTs, has become increasingly prevalent. It…
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Embracing the Pandemic: Remote data collection for Evaluation and Research
August 17, 20200Evaluation

Embracing the Pandemic: Remote data collection for Evaluation and Research

Embracing the Pandemic: Remote data collection for Evaluation and Research Author: Hur Hassnain In contexts where it is not possible to have direct interaction with respondents, e.g., during pandemics and/or when the environment is not…
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Aslam Azhar – A Progressive Pakistani
August 15, 20200Evaluation

Aslam Azhar – A Progressive Pakistani

Aslam Azhar – A Progressive Pakistani Today marks the first death anniversary of Aslam Azhar, a progressive Pakisani best known as the father of television in Pakistan. Aslam Azhar is a living legend and a…
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PEA Become A Part Of Asia Pacific Evaluation Association
August 12, 20200Evaluation

PEA Become A Part Of Asia Pacific Evaluation Association

PEA Become A Part Of Asia Pacific Evaluation Association Abbottabad, Pakistan (August 18, 2017) –Pakistan Evaluation Association (PEA) is thrilled to announce that PEA has now officially become a part of the regional association Asia…
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Exploring Causality in Complex Situations using EvalC3
August 8, 20200Evaluation

Exploring Causality in Complex Situations using EvalC3

Exploring Causality in Complex Situations using EvalC3 At the 2017 MERL Tech London conference, my team and I gave a presentation that addressed the possibilities for and limitations of evaluating complex situations using simple Excel-based…
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