Tag - Evaluation

Students learning in a Tongan government school

Oceania, education and promoting change from within

by Hilary Tolley

June 4, 2021

Implementing Inequality: The Invisible Labor of International Development by Rebecca Warne Peters

Aid’s implementariat: national and invisible

by Gordon Peake

December 14, 2020

Fred Fisk on Pacific reports and consulting in the 1980s: has anything changed?

Fred Fisk on Pacific reports and consulting in the 1980s. Has anything changed?

by Stephen Howes

December 7, 2020

Finding value in ‘diabolically difficult’ justice reviews

Finding value in ‘diabolically difficult’ justice reviews

by Lisa Denney

October 23, 2020

IEC Chair Jim Adams speaking at a Devpolicy-ODE Aid Evaluation Forum, April 2016 (Devpolicy)

Office of Development Effectiveness: praised, then abolished

by Stephen Howes

September 25, 2020

Pacific aid effectiveness: lessons unlearned

Pacific aid ineffectiveness: lessons unlearned

by Steve Pollard

September 15, 2020

A mid-term review can be a challenge even for experienced writers. (Icons8)

The diabolically difficult mid-term review

by Gordon Peake

September 3, 2020

COVID-19 is forcing major changes in the way governance and justice programs are being delivered (Ronald Woan/Flickr CC BY-NY 2.0)

COVID-19: innovations from governance and justice programs

by Lisa Denney, Leisha Lister and Veronica L. Taylor

August 25, 2020

Image: Twin-track representation. Two circular arrows pointing towards a person in a wheelchair. Text boxes outline strategies to include people with disabilities in mainstream and disability-specific development initiatives. (Image supplied by RDI Network 2020)

Inclusion in research and evaluation: the missing 15%

by Philippa Smales

July 8, 2020

Flyers detailing the shared benefits of tax were included in letters sent to non-compliant taxpayers (PNG Internal Revenue Commission)

Can sharing the joy of tax increase government revenue in PNG?

by Luke McKenzie, Chris Hoy and Mathias Sinning

July 2, 2020