This is a list of links to older posts on Research, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning. Updates are irregular, i.e. you will probably find extra, more recent posts on the main page of this blog.
Within the sub-headings, the posts are organised in inverse chronological order, i.e. the most recent ones come on top.
Good things happen in the short term and bad things happen in the long term - musings triggered by the 2015 EES - OECD - UNESCO - French evaluation society conference
Best poster award at EES conference - More on the 2014 conference of the European Evaluation Society: my posts of 24 September (link to our presentation) and 25 December 2015 (on moral judgment)
Politics of evidence - an abstract - See also the posts of 4 May and 20 April 2013
Evidence of what worked, at some point, in some places
Systems approaches in evaluation
Simple words about complexity
A written survey with people who don't read and write
Conducting qualitative interviews
A rough guide to building monitoring systems
Evaluating efficiency in campaigning
Warmth and attention - linking to our blog on quality of services for survivors of violence
Resources
Monitoring legal aid
Evaluating advocacy by evaluating advocates
Beyond logframe
10 things to know about evaluations
Within the sub-headings, the posts are organised in inverse chronological order, i.e. the most recent ones come on top.
Conference reports and related musings
Good things happen in the short term and bad things happen in the long term - musings triggered by the 2015 EES - OECD - UNESCO - French evaluation society conferenceBest poster award at EES conference - More on the 2014 conference of the European Evaluation Society: my posts of 24 September (link to our presentation) and 25 December 2015 (on moral judgment)
Politics of evidence - an abstract - See also the posts of 4 May and 20 April 2013
Evidence of what worked, at some point, in some places
Systems approaches in evaluation
Simple words about complexity
Experience and tools
Lots of information on a review carried out using Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) on our dedicated blog www.evawreview.deA written survey with people who don't read and write
Conducting qualitative interviews
A rough guide to building monitoring systems
Evaluating efficiency in campaigning
Warmth and attention - linking to our blog on quality of services for survivors of violence
Resources
Monitoring legal aid
Evaluating advocacy by evaluating advocates
Beyond logframe
Video tutorials on impact evaluation - See also the post of 12 August, 3ie comment on video tutorials
Participatory statistics - See also my post of 9 May, with a link to Carlos Barahona's video
Embracing failure
Monitoring on women's rights
Measuring progress in gender equality
Embracing failure
Monitoring on women's rights
Measuring progress in gender equality
