by Geeta Batra, Dan Runfola, Heather Baier
Introduction -
Blogs
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.
Displaying 6 - 10 of 168Evaluating the Impact of Environmental Interventions during a Global Quarantine
 On: Friday, Apr 17, 2020
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Evaluating Environmental Peacebuilding: Difficult but Necessary
 On: Tuesday, Apr 07, 2020
Blog co-author: Juha I. Uitto, Director, GEF Independent Evaluation Office (GEF IEO)
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The Prague Global Assembly 2019 from the perspective of the Climate Change ITIG
 On: Wednesday, Jan 22, 2020
Conferences are a wonderful event for professionals and working groups. There is time to network, up-date on the newest trends in various fields of expertice, discuss and exchange. New inspiration and motivation is found and spread. The Climate Change ITIG (IDEAS Thematic Interest Group) and its current leader, Christine Wörlen, took the 2019 Prague Global Assembly as an opportunity to promote the ITIG, reach out and find new members. |
Learning, networking, sharing all in one place: the wonders of Communities of Practice
 On: Thursday, Dec 12, 2019
The communities of practice Earth-Eval (hosted by the GEF Independent Evaluation Office) and EvalForward (hosted by the evaluation offices of FAO, IFAD and WFP) presented at the 2019 IDEAS Global Assembly and Third International Conference on Evaluating Environment and Development in Prague this past October. |
Are We Bigger Yet? A Behavioral Approach to Assessing Scaling-Up
 On: Thursday, Nov 14, 2019
As program designers and implementers, how do we make sure our intervention will scale up? As program evaluators, how do we know if something is going to scale up? In 2018, we at the GEF IEO decided to find out by looking at completed projects that reported both successful and less successful scaling outcomes. |