Regenerative Evaluation – Influences, Insights, and Emerging Practices for Creating a Better Future
Mesa Redonda | Online
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Organized by:
Unity Effect
- In partnership with: AdaptivePurpose
About the Event
How can evaluation be a life-giving force for systems change, environmental sustainability, inclusion and peace? This roundtable introduces Regenerative Evaluation, a living systems approach that moves beyond extractive measurement to nurturing transformation. We’ll share insights from the ‘Regenerative Evaluation Living Paper’- a collaborative effort through the existing Community of Practice, real-world applications, and invite dialogue with practitioners who have applied this approach. Join us to explore how evaluation can foster thriving systems, equitable relationships & deeper learning.
We are pleased to be joined by the following panelists:
Federico Llamas Vidales - Chairman of the Board, University of the Environment (Universidad del Medio Ambiente-UMA).
Matteah Spencer Reppart - Founder, Proponents
Geetha van den Daele - Catalysts for Change
We are pleased to be joined by the following panelists:
Federico Llamas Vidales - Chairman of the Board, University of the Environment (Universidad del Medio Ambiente-UMA).
Matteah Spencer Reppart - Founder, Proponents
Geetha van den Daele - Catalysts for Change
Speakers
| Nome | Título | Biography |
|---|---|---|
| Kirsten Bording Collins | Founder/Principal, AdaptivePurpose | Kirsten Bording Collins is the founder of AdaptivePurpose and is an adjunct instructor in American University’s online Measurement and Evaluation program, teaching the course 'Complexity and Systems in Evaluation'. She has 20 years of experience in the NGO sector including international development. |
| Jannik Kaiser | Co-founder & CEO, Unity Effect | Jannik Kaiser is co-founder & CEO of Unity Effect, leading on Regenerative Measurement & Evaluation. With 10+ years in impact evaluation, he has worked with Fairtrade, GIZ, and the ILO. He co-hosts a community of practice on Regenerative Evaluation and develops tools for systemic change. |