RE: The pervasive power of western evaluation culture: how and in what ways do you wrestle with ensuring evaluation is culturally appropriate and beneficial to those who legitimise development aid? | Eval Forward
My thanks to all of you who spared time to contribute to the discussion. I hope you found it interesting to read about the insights and experiences of others. The discussion will now be closed, but given the number of rich and varying responses, EvalForward, in collaboration with EvalIndigenous have decided to set up a webinar event on Monday 24th October at 14.00 (Rome time). On their behalf, I would greatly appreciate, if you have capacity, to participate and invite others in your own networks along as well.
John Ndjovu will make a presentation to provoke, what we hope, will an exciting opportunity to share and learn more about this extremely important issue.
With thanks in advance, and thanks again for contributing. We look forward to seeing you all there, so to say!
RE: The pervasive power of western evaluation culture: how and in what ways do you wrestle with ensuring evaluation is culturally appropriate and beneficial to those who legitimise development aid?
Dear all,
My thanks to all of you who spared time to contribute to the discussion. I hope you found it interesting to read about the insights and experiences of others. The discussion will now be closed, but given the number of rich and varying responses, EvalForward, in collaboration with EvalIndigenous have decided to set up a webinar event on Monday 24th October at 14.00 (Rome time). On their behalf, I would greatly appreciate, if you have capacity, to participate and invite others in your own networks along as well.
John Ndjovu will make a presentation to provoke, what we hope, will an exciting opportunity to share and learn more about this extremely important issue.
With thanks in advance, and thanks again for contributing. We look forward to seeing you all there, so to say!
Daniel