This Community of Evaluators (CoE) project will build on IDRC-funded work to promote and enhance the quality of the theory and practice of evaluation in South Asia. It will deepen and expand gains made by professional evaluators from Afghanistan,
The socioeconomic context in India is characterized by persistent gender gaps and inequalities; an increasing demand for transparency and accountability; and growing interest in evaluation, but shortfall in evaluation capacity. This project will
IDRC aims to support research that is not just about development, or relevant to development, but that will actually influence development. In order to do so, that research has to be effectively communicated and strategically positioned. IDRC
The Climate Change Adaptation in Africa Program (CCAA) research and capacity development program was launched in 2006 as a jointly funded initiative of IDRC and the United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID). It is hosted by IDRC
IDRC's corporate strategy defines excellence in research as research that is methodologically sound, evidence-based and scientifically valid. In consecutive external reviews, however, evaluators have consistently noted the absence of appropriate
A baseline survey of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) capacity in tertiary agricultural education in East, Central and Southern Africa was carried out by the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM). The study
There has been tremendous growth worldwide in both the supply of and demand for quality monitoring and evaluation (M&E). In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), however, both are in short supply. This project aims to support both the demand and
Part of IDRC's evaluation system, the rolling Project Completion Report (rPCR) generates, shares and stores project-level knowledge. It is a key tool for organizational learning at IDRC. The rPCR takes the form of a structured interview with the
Much evaluation work from the South is not being documented and shared in national, regional or global evaluation knowledge spaces. This is because there are few high-quality evaluation conferences and events in the South, and global evaluation
IDRC's Evaluation Unit is mandated to conduct evaluations, build capacity in evaluation, develop methodology and tools, expand the field of evaluation, and promote organizational learning and reporting. To fulfill this mandate, the Unit needs to