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Itad at Evaluation 2019

We’ll be at ‘Paths to the future of evaluation’, this year’s American Evaluation Association conference, in Minneapolis from 11 to 16 November. With colleagues from across the world, we’ll be leading sessions and joining discussions on this year’s theme of building the future of evaluation practice

4/11/2019

We’ll be at ‘Paths to the future of evaluation’, this year’s American Evaluation Association conference, in Minneapolis from 11 to 16 November.

With colleagues from across the world, we’ll be leading sessions and joining discussions on this year’s theme of building the future of evaluation practice. We’ll share insights from across the breadth of our work, exploring some of the methods we use, the people we work with and areas we work in, and how we as evaluators can champion evidence in our changing world. We’d also love to share what we’ve doing since we opened up an office in Washington, D.C. in September. Please reach out to Stefanie Wallach, our US Director, or any Itad colleagues at AEA to chat about how this can support opportunities to work together.

Find us in our sessions:

Wednesday 13 November

6.30-8.30pm – Elevating Indigenous Voices through Formative Evaluation and Learning
Ben Murphy, with colleagues from Climate Investment Funds (CIF)

Thursday 14 November

2.45-3.30pm – Evaluating transformational change: The experience of evaluating the $8 Billion Climate Investment Funds Track: International and Cross Cultural Evaluation
Sam McPherson, with colleagues from CIF and Perspectio

2.45-3.30pm – How do we innovate and adapt our thinking, methods and practices to ensure our evaluations address the important societal challenges of today?
Jon Cooper

Friday 15 November

10.30-11.15am – How can MEL support adaptive management needed for resilience programming
Ben Murphy, with colleagues from Mercy Corps

10.30-11.15am – The role of evidence in a changing world – how can evaluators take the lead?
Jon Cooper

10.30-11.15am – Learning and evaluation in a new paradigm: business and development
Stefanie Wallach and Sam McPherson

2.15-3.15pm – Contributing to Strengthening Resilience in Disaster and Recovery Responses
Ben Murphy, with colleagues from the World Food Programme

2.15-3.15pm – Spinning the ‘Advocacy MLE Capacity Wheel’: a process to identify development priorities and support ownership
Stefanie Wallach with Rhonda Schlangen

We’re looking forward to a great week learning from experts from across the evaluation field – hope to see you there!