Events

gLOCAL Evaluation Week is a unique knowledge-sharing event, connecting a global community of people across sectors and regions. In this event, participants from all over the world joined events to learn from each other on a vast number of topics and themes.

The Cash for Urban Assistance (CUA) Consortium, led by Action Against Hunger in association with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC), is organizing a virtual international launch of the impact evaluation results of the ADN Dignidad program.

This high-level panel examined how key actors in the movement to develop a scientific evidence base for Development have established this learning over the last two decades and looks forward to how we can systematically summarize, gather, and showcase the evidence generated for practitioner use.

Over the course of four sessions on consecutive days, panel discussions and presentations will consider the future of impact evaluation and the lessons we have learned on using a range of methods to understand the complex pathways to impact, including in humanitarian contexts.

Humanitarian settings have long been seen as a challenging context for implementing rigorous impact evaluations. The Humanitarian Assistance Evidence Cycle (HAEC) Associate Award addresses this challenge by working to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency food security activities by increasing the demand for impact evaluations and the supply of researchers.