When conducting evaluations of humanitarian emergency responses, access constraints and distrust can seriously affect the credibility, inclusivity and ownership of evaluation results by evaluation stakeholders. Panelists will share their experience in conducting evaluations in the Sahel, Myanmar, Somalia and Algeria. They will discuss the approaches they followed and measures they took to adapt their evaluations to these challenges and to mitigate their effects on the quality of their evaluations. They will also discuss the advantages and limitations of these approaches and measures. Participants will be invited to share their own experiences and suggestions on how to conduct better evaluations under constrained conditions.
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About WFP EvalXchange
WFP EvalXchange returns for its fourth edition.
Brought to you by the Office of Evaluation of the United Nations World Food Programme, the series of virtual learning events unites knowledge from WFP evaluations and those of partners, creating a space for participants to learn, share experiences and improve the practice of evaluation in the context of the 2030 Agenda and the UN Reform.
This year, the series will deep dive into evaluation methods, challenges and solutions on topics ranging from evaluation in constrained conditions, to country capacity strengthening, and integrating gender equality and women’s empowerment in evaluation.