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We are pleased to announce that Alena Lappo, EES Board member, is our new representative to IOCE Board of Trustees

Check out EES’ new blog – our editor Gregory McGann gives a round up of what #evaluation #blogs we’re reading in February.

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The first workshop of the EES´s Thematic Working Group 7 concluded that the use of quality of life as an evaluation criterion is a complex task.

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About EES

The EES was initiated in 1992 and registered in 1996 as a non-profit association. The first official board was elected in autumn 1995 and started its work in January 1996. Since the start of the Society, it has organized thirteen biennial conferences in as many European countries.

The mandate of the European Evaluation Society (EES) is to stimulate, guide and promote the theory, practice and utilization of evaluation in Europe and beyond.

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EES MEMBERSHIP HAS CHANGED TO BECOME CALENDAR-BASED

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Evaluation Journal

The journal publishes fully refereed papers and aims to advance the theory, methodology and practice of evaluation.

EuropEval Digest

Monthly online newsletter that help you keep track of all news and opportunities across the European evaluation community.

Blog / EvalEdge Podcast

Read the latest blog contributions or listen to the podcasts providing insights into the implications of new and emerging technologies in evaluation.

Jobs / Tenders

View the latest opportunities for vacancies and tenders in the evaluation field.

Learn from other Evaluation Societies

Look at our compilation of evaluation standards, glossaries, guidelines, tools and checklists.

P2P+ Career Sessions

Promotion of knowledge exchange among focal groups of young and emerging evaluators.

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Evaluating social policy in Europe, reviewing the Results Agenda and renewing Participatory Evaluation – What are we reading in February?

This blog marks the first in a new monthly series on the best blogs from the world of evaluation. Each month, we will gather together the best short articles from organisations and practitioners, provide you with a summary of each one and links for more information. ...

What can Ancient Greek philosophy contribute to evaluation?

David Martyn, PhD Researcher at University College Dublin and Education Researcher at Plan International Ireland, argues that the Aristotelian concept of Phronesis can help develop a more values-based approach to evaluation. What is the point of an evaluation? Should...

Performance measurement of public funding for recovery: time to turn it up a notch

(Photo by Pixabay.com) When asked what I do for a living, the reply that I work in the field of “development” often evokes a question with a slightly sceptical undertone: do you think development aid is effective? As there is no across-the-board response, it usually...

Join us for the Eval4Action Regional Consultation: Europe Webinar on 21 October!

Context for the Eval4Action Regional Consultation in Europe As noted in EES’ previous blog post, “in such turbulent times of baffling crises, contradiction and uncertainty, we – as an evaluation community – should come together, debate and agree on new ways of doing...

Integrating Geospatial Methods into Evaluations Opportunities and Lessons

The presentation titled Geospatial, location, and big data: 'Where have we been and where can we go?' organized by the European Evaluation Society, highlighted the main opportunities for the application of geospatial data in evaluation practice. It also...

Case Study: Observing from space when you cannot observe from the field

The presentation titled ‘Observing from space when evaluators cannot observe in the field’ by Joachim Vandercasteelen discussed how georeferenced data can be used for project evaluations when evaluators cannot travel to the field. The presentation provided...

Evaluation and emerging data: What are we learning from early applications?

EES’ first webinar in the series Emerging Data Landscapes in M&E, on Geospatial, location and big data: Where have we been and where can we go? began with the session Evaluation and emerging data: what are we learning from early applications? by Estelle...

Towards evaluation for a sustainable and just future

Over the past eight months, the novel coronavirus pandemic has infected some 20 million people and killed more than 700,000, sparing virtually no country. The economic and social consequences have been devastating. The virus SARS-CoV-2 that caused COVID-19 crossed...

International Youth Day – Introducing the series “Spotlight on Youth”

Evaluation continues to play an ever more important part in the public and private sectors, with a particularly critical role in providing learning and accountability for sustainable development initiatives. With greater responsibilities across a wider range of...

Geospatial, location and big data: Where have we been and where can we go? – Summary of the webinar

Our first webinar in the series Emerging Data Landscapes in M&E, on Geospatial, location and big data: Where have we been and where can we go? was held on 28 July. We had a lively discussion on the use of these innovative technologies in the world of evaluation. ...

Resources on Evaluation and Covid-19

In light of these unprecedented times with the outbreak of Covid-19, we are all having to adapt our daily lives and practice social distancing. Even once the pandemic is over, many sectors will continue to have to adjust their ways of working.

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