Transforming Evaluation Contracting Practices to Embrace Local Expertise
Atelier | En ligne
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Organisé par:
Strengthening Evaluation Contracting Partnerships Initiative
- In partnership with: Dala Institute
À propos de l'événement
Small, proximate evaluation firms have deep knowledge of context and culture and access to local communities. Yet, evaluation contracting practices impede their full contributions. In this workshop, participants will discuss: How can evaluation commissioners transform contracting practices to strengthen partnerships with small, proximate evaluation firms? How can larger evaluation firms transform contracting practices to share leadership with small, proximate evaluation firms on evaluation teams? What will it take to achieve this transformation? For each of us, what next steps are possible?
Conférenciers
| Nom | Titre | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Hippolyt Akow Saamwan Pul | Executive Leader, Institute for Peace and Development, Ghana | Hippolyt is an international development, policy research, advocacy, peacebuilding, and conflict management evaluator. He has co-authored briefs and presented on strengthening evaluation contracting partnerships, countering violent extremism, peacebuilding, and local governance. |
| Carlisle Levine | President & CEO, BLE Solutions, United States | Carlisle is a global advocacy, peacebuilding, rights, and capacity building evaluator. She has co-authored briefs and presented on strengthening evaluation contracting partnerships, contribution analysis in policy evaluation, measuring champion development, and local ownership in evaluation. |
| Rodd Myers | General Convenor, Dala Institute, Indonesia | Rodd is an environmental social scientist. Using mixed-methods in both agricultural and forest-based land-use systems, he analyses interactions between people and nature. |
| Giovanni Austriningrum | Senior Evaluator / Researcher, Dala Institute, Indonesia | Giovanni a social-environmental researcher anchored in Feminist Political Ecology. Her work aims to analyze and transform contemporary agrarian-environmental management policy and practices. |