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Evaluating Climate Change Activities in Cities
Sara Trab Nielsen
World Bank
Climate Change Specialist
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On December 4th, 2012, after two days of meetings running in parallel to COP17, 114 mayors from across the globe signed the Durban Adaptation Charter; a political commitment to strengthen local resilience to climate change. Yesterday at COP 17 ICLEI hosted a side event on cities and…
Biases in impact evaluation
Andrew Zubiri
Climate Investment Funds (CIF)
Content Moderator
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You've finished writing your evaluation report containing a neat LogFrame and objective and verifiable indicators. Rating: highly satisfactory. That's good, but is it true for the development intervention as a whole?
In a guest post at the World Bank's…
Who gets to claim the credit?
Christine Wörlen
Arepo Consult Germany
Senior Evaluation Consultant
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In the evaluation of climate change mitigation interventions a lot of questions revolve around the greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation impact. Did the intervention actually reduce GHG emissions? And if yes: Who can claim that his actions were the cause for that? What a difficult question. For one,…