Future-Fit Evaluation in the Age of AI: Operationalizing GEA 2.0 for Trust, Capacity, and Transformation
Table ronde | En ligne
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Organisé par:
Community of Evaluators South Asia
À propos de l'événement
As artificial intelligence reshapes how evidence is generated, analyzed, and consumed, the evaluation field faces a dual challenge: expanding capabilities while safeguarding trust. This session builds on the Global Evaluation Agenda (GEA) 2.0 as a comprehensive framework for future-fit evaluation systems, and explores how its four dimensions—enabling environment, institutional capacities, individual capabilities, and catalytic synergies—can guide responsible AI integration.
Moving beyond conceptual alignment, the discussion will focus on operational pathways: What capacities are needed at individual, organizational, and ecosystem levels to use AI ethically? How can evaluation systems maintain credibility in an era of AI-generated evidence? Drawing on experiences from South Asia and beyond, the session will identify actionable strategies for VOPEs, governments, and evaluation leaders to embed AI responsibly while strengthening evaluation’s role as a trusted public good.
Moving beyond conceptual alignment, the discussion will focus on operational pathways: What capacities are needed at individual, organizational, and ecosystem levels to use AI ethically? How can evaluation systems maintain credibility in an era of AI-generated evidence? Drawing on experiences from South Asia and beyond, the session will identify actionable strategies for VOPEs, governments, and evaluation leaders to embed AI responsibly while strengthening evaluation’s role as a trusted public good.
Conférenciers
| Nom | Titre | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Rajib Nandi | Chairperson, Community of Evaluators South Asia | Rajib Nandi, Chairperson of the Community of Evaluators South Asia, is a researcher and evaluator with 27 years of experience. He specialises in gender-transformative evaluations, capacity-building frameworks and the evaluation of development programs, with an emphasis on equity and social impact. |
| Chelladurai Solomon | Vice President, IOCE | Chelladurai Solomon is a seasoned researcher and evaluator with over 30 years of experience, known for his work in program evaluation. His evaluations focus on assessing actual outcomes and underlying mechanisms against intended goals, emphasizing evidence-based insights and systemic impact. |
| Phuntsho Choden | Chairperson, Evaluation Association of Bhutan | Phuntsho Choden is a Monitoring and Evaluation consultant based in Bhutan with over two decades of experience in social and economic development. Her work emphasizes culturally responsive evaluation methods, ensuring that development initiatives are both contextually appropriate and effective. |
Moderators
| Nom | Titre | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Shewta Vij | Member, GENSA | Shweta Vij, is a development researcher and evaluator. Her research interests in education (particularly technological), rural life, and reproductive health suggest a focus on impactful, context-sensitive evaluation frameworks. |