Living in a Well-meaning Lie: Valuing all Voices? – The Solutions Journal
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How ‘new’ are our projects… and who is aiming at the right outcomes?
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Leading in Challenging Times: Sustained and Emerging Impacts Evaluation (SEIEs)- reposted from Medium.com
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- 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 impact evaluations (Part 2)
- What happens after the project ends? Lessons from post-project sustained impact 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
- Longing to do an Ex-post Sustainability Evaluation? How to support this work…
- Embodying the human approach: Umzi Wethu (Part 1)
- IEG Blog Series Part II: Theory vs. Practice at the World Bank
- When Funders Move On (Originally published by Stanford Social Innovation Review 03/15)
- Are We Done Yet?
- A Missing Piece In Local Ownership: Evaluation Reblog from InterAction (US’ NGO Umbrella Organization)
- Can development projects be sustainable? Reblog from www.evaluace.com…
- IEG Blog Series Part I: Pick a term, any term…but stick to it!
- Listening better… for more sustainable impact
- Making money– is this a way to sustainable livelihoods? PACT’s Nepalese Lessons
- Learning from the Past… for Future Sustainability
- Czech it out! Great evaluation happening in the Czech Republic
- Walking in our participants’ shoes, Doing Development Differently
- Ideas we’re not ready for are the ones we need most
- What should projects accomplish… and for whom?
- Times are a Changin’ in those who Fund Listening, then Doing
- What’s likely to ‘stand’ after we go? A new consideration in project design and evaluation
- Data for whose good?