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Wishing for ex-post evaluation Christmas Lights rather than Needles in Haystacks
»Posted by Jindra Cekan on Dec 11, 2019 in capacity, ex-post evaluation, Failure, Indonesia, JICA, Monitoring and Evaluation, RSA South Africa, water, World Vision | 5 comments
Public and Private paths to Sustained Global Development Impacts
»Posted by Jindra Cekan on Sep 10, 2018 in Aid effectiveness, ex-post evaluation, Failure, Funding, Impact, Impact Guild, impact investing, International aid, Learning, M&E, SDGs, Sustainability, Sustainable development, Sustained and Emerging Impacts Evaluations (SEIE), Valuing Voices | 0 comments
Face our fears! Learn from failure…
»Posted by Jindra Cekan on Sep 16, 2015 in Accountability, Aid effectiveness, Community Driven Development, Effective Philanthropy, Failure, Global Giving, International aid, Participants, Sustainability | 0 comments
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- Sustainability Ready: what it takes to support & measure lasting change webinar
- Sustainable Exit Strategies: USAID vs. EU
- Sustaining “Sustainable Development”
- Wishing for ex-post evaluation Christmas Lights rather than Needles in Haystacks
- Learning from a river of ex-post project evaluations, tools and guidance… Thanks USAID!
- Our Accountability for the SDGs
- Implementing, Scaling and Planning for Aid Exit and Sustainability
- “Impactful” Investments? Will investments change lives or just bottom lines?
- Holiday Hallelujahs and my Wish List for Sustained Impact(s)
- Assuming Sustainability and Impact is Dangerous to Development (+ OECD/DAC evaluation criteria)
- Public and Private paths to Sustained Global Development Impacts
- Setting a higher bar: Sustained Impacts are about All of us
- Investing in Youth for Project Effectiveness and Sustainability
- Reblog: The Name of the Game is “Sustainability” but Does the Last Player Count?
- Local Accountability and Transparency… During and Post Project?
- Impact Investing – International Development’s New Holy Grail?
- Can’t wait to learn from post-project sustainability evaluation? If not why?
- Building the Evidence Base for Post Project Evaluation: A report to the Faster Forward Fund
- Living in a Well-meaning Lie: Valuing all Voices? – The Solutions Journal
- How ‘new’ are our projects… and who is aiming at the right outcomes?
- Leading in Challenging Times: Sustained and Emerging Impacts Evaluation (SEIEs)- reposted from Medium.com
- Making up your mind. Prioritizing and making it happen
- Embedding Sustainability Everywhere – All Five Slices Now
- Presenting Lessons on (post-project) Sustained and Emerging Impact Evaluations from the U.S. AEA Conference
- Towards responsible donor exiting strategies and practices: Reblog from Tshikululu
- Sustaining projects during and after Implementation: Does gender count?
- Maximizing what we’ve got… Time is now!
- Missing Link: Sustained and Emerging Impact Evaluation (reblog from BetterEvaluation.org)
- PARTICIPATION BY ALL: The Key To Sustainability of CRS/ Niger’s Food Security Project
- What happens after the project ends? Lessons about Funding, Assumptions and Fears (Part 3)
- What happens after the project ends? Country-national ownership lessons from post-project sustained impacts evaluations (Part 2)
- What happens after the project ends? Lessons from post-project sustained impacts evaluations (Part 1)
- Learning about Sustainability and Exit Strategies from USAID’s Food Assistance Projects
- Sustained Impact post-project (ex-post)? Little proof at 3ie
- Who is responsible for sustaining development?
- The Disruptive Potential of Feedback (reblog from NonprofitChronicles.com)
- Sustainable Development Goals and Foreign Aid– How Sustainable and Accountable to Whom? Reposting Blog from LinkedIn Pulse
- Face our fears! Learn from failure…
- Altruistic Accountability… for Sustainability
- It’s not just Me, it’s We
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