Understanding Evaluability
Evaluability assesses how reliably an intervention can be evaluated, essential for a results-driven culture. It’s a key standard in the CGIAR Evaluation Framework, guiding evaluation in research for development (R4D).
An Evaluability Assessment (EA) determines if an activity has clear objectives and measurable results, ensuring cost-effective and actionable evaluations.
EA Highlights:
Purpose of Evaluability Assessments in CGIAR
Includes
- Improve evaluability.
- Create cost-effective evaluations.
- Promote a continuous learning culture.
TOOLKIT
Unlock essential tools and resources for EAs.
GUIDANCE: Conducting and Using Evaluability Assessments in CGIAR | CGIAR evaluation guidelines
Find 12 essential reasons to conduct an EA and master the six-step approach to effectively conduct an EA.
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REPORT: The Synthesis Review of Evaluability Assessments of the Four Regional Integrated Initiatives
Addresses critical questions for CGIAR's long-term accountability and success, aligning with new evaluability standards. It includes broad implications for other RIIs, RAFS, and CGIAR.
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WEBINAR: Evaluability Assessment – A Structured Way to Balance Ambition with Feasibility | gLocal
Training covers EA implementation, findings, and inclusion of marginalized groups.
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GUIDELINES: Evaluation Guidelines. Conducting and Using Evaluability Assessments within CGIAR
Outline CGIAR's framework for systematic, independent evaluations of projects and policies, emphasizing accountability, informed decision-making, and professional standards in research evaluation.
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FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions on Evaluability Assessments
Find comprehensive answers to common questions about conducting evaluability assessments
ExploreINSIGHTS AND DISCUSSIONS
Gain insights about, and from, EAs.
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More questions? Reach out to ieas@cgiar.org
