The role of evaluation for climate action
A post-COP26 dialogue on how evaluative evidence can help deliver the Paris Agreement
Building on the outcomes of the recent UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26), this event aimed to facilitate a dialogue on the role that evaluation can play for learning and bringing solutions towards the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Bringing together evaluators and development practitioners, the event offered a platform to exchange on the shifts that evaluation practices must undertake to help tackle the climate crisis, while also shedding light on initiatives that trigger transformation at all levels of society, with a focus on development cooperation and humanitarian assistance in agriculture and food security.
Following a key note presentation, participants were invited to join and discuss in parallel sessions and then report back in plenary, in order to foster a collective reflection on the actions and ways forward for advancing the role of evaluation in support to learning and transformation for climate change action.
Agenda
Opening remarks by Allison Smith, Director, CGIAR Advisory Services Key note by Jyotsna Puri (Jo), Associate Vice-President - Strategy and Knowledge Department, IFAD Parallel sessions:
Reporting back in plenary. Concluding remarks by Andrea Cook, Director of Evaluation, WFP |
Video recording of the plenary sessions