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Agricultural development expert working in Palestine since 1993. Currently working as Agricultural program director for ANERA, managing humanitarian and diverse mix of developmental projects. The most recent in the large scale reuse of reclaimed wastewater in Jenin. Worked as university teacher for 6 years. As consultant he participated and lead many evaluations and base line survey studies with local and international firms. Conducted development researches, delivered long list of trainings in the field of project management and prepared manuals and training materials. He got master degree in plant protection from University of Jordan, certified trainer in project management by InWent/ Germany, and in November 2017 finished a one year training course in consultancy for change offered by INTRAC/ London . Naser has special interest in knowledge sharing after conducting two- years research in this field. Volunteering as chairperson of Palestinian Evaluation Association.
Nasser Samih Qadous
President Palestinian Evaluation AssociationDear EvalForward team,
Yes, reconstruction of the theory of change is the first step we follow in designing an evaluation. I did it in all evaluations I participated in the last 5 years. The review and reconstruction is participatory with the program/ project team. Usually many projects have issues in their design of intervention logic. The preparation of evaluation tools and agreeing on questions needs agreeing with the implementation team and later minimizing any misunderstanding or lack of information. The new Theory of change is presented in the inception report as well as in the final report.
Regards,
Naser Qadous
Palestinian Evaluation Association
Ramallah