We collect knowledge-rich blogs from evaluators and persons both within and without our community. These blogs offer writers the opportunity to narrate in less formal writing styles their personal evaluation experiences, capture evaluation findings in easy-to-understand ways while engaging the community with other relevant knowledge.
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Assessing Business Firms' Climate Change Adaptation Responses and Contributions to Adaptive Capacity
I started my career as a corporate lawyer, but shifted my work focus to development cooperation and geography by working on research projects on relief and reconstruction in urban and coastal contexts.
Signing off from Climate-Eval
On May 13, 2013, I boarded the "Climate-Eval Train" super motivated to make the most of a new professional journey that at the time was equally exciting as it was intimidating.
The GESTOR Programme?s M&E from a Resilience Perspective
Although Bolivia - in the last years - has been able to reduce poverty and inequality, both still remain high, especially in the rural area.
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies from Rural Ethiopia: Does Social Protection Help?
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Draft Study on Evaluation of NRM Interventions Linked to Climate Change - Now Available for Comments
Natural Resource Management (NRM) is at the center of the Climate-Eval Community of Practice's expanded focus for the next phase of engagement.
The Evaluator's Race against Climate Change- Reflecting the IDB Seminar on the 4th of December 2014
The Race against Climate Change, Economics, Politics and the High Stakes of the next 12 months
Making Climate Finance Count: Improved Tracking in the Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2014
Climate Policy Initiative has just released our Global Landscape of Climate Finance 2014.
Climate Change Adaptation Indicator Good Practice Draft Study Report Available for Comments!
Over the past months I have been blogging about indicators, measures and metrics, some good discussion took place on various LinkedIn groups on
7 Preliminary Lessons from the 2nd Climate-Eval Conference
The 2nd International Conference on Evaluating Climate Change and Development has ended in Washington D.C leaving many evaluation questions answered and perhaps many more unanswered – even though it would be fair to argue that the conference did not set out to answer all questions associated with