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 role model for all of us. Throughout his professional life, he contributed tremendously in the field of electronic media and […]
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 Pacific Evaluation Association (APEA). This is a huge step towards proving ourselves not only in Pakistan but all over the […]
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 tools. The question we explored was: can Excel help us manipulate data to create predictive models and suggest promising avenues […]
Doing Monitoring and Evaluations in war affected countries
Doing Monitoring and Evaluations in war affected countries This is a blog post I wrote for War Child UK’s Supporter Newsletter in April 2017. I am posting this here as you may find some useful information for your projects and programmes. I spend 3 months a year travelling all over the world to work directly […]
The Big Iranian Dream
The Big Iranian Dream Ahmed got deported from Iran twice in less than a month During my visit to the War Child Transit Centre for the unaccompanied minor(s) in Herat, I met Ahmed, a 13 year old boy from a rural village in the western Afghanistan. Ahmed was deported from Iran twice in the last […]