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ALT Text reads "Call for Abstracts - Artificial Intelligence in Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning in the Global South: Methods, Practice, Ethics, and Innovation." Background image shows several dice scattered on a yellow background. Each dice displays a different graphic icon such as a light bulb, bullseye, magnifying glass, and a graph.
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ALT Blog title: What can we learn from comparing norms and standards for culturally responsive evaluation across regions?
ALT Cover of paper titled "Success Factors and Barriers in M&E Systems Strengthening: A Scoping Review" authored by Douglas Glandon and Guilherme Cunha Lima.
ALT Text reads "Guiding Principles for Evaluators" with a graphic showing a guidepost with colorful arrows.
ALT Text reads "Choosing the right evaluation methods and processes. Graphic image shows a woman with eyeglasses with a computer and documents in front of her and behind her. Logo of BetterEvaluation appears at the bottom.
ALT Text reads “Survey for Evaluators: How do you decide whether to use AI in your work?” A graphic illustration on the right side shows a robot and a woman facing each other, sharing a thought cloud filled with knowledge-related icons.
ALT Front page of the paper “Revolutionizing Program Evaluation with Generative AI: An Evidence-Based Methodology” by Drijesh Patel, published in the International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research (IJFMR).
ALT Cover of the paper titled “M&E Systems Strengthening and Evidence Use: A Scoping Review of the Empirical Evidence” by Douglas Glandon and Guilherme Cunha Lima. The Global Evaluation Initiative logo appears at the top.
ALT Graphic showing a globe at the center and the American Evaluation Association logo at the bottom. Text reads: “International evaluation demand is changing. Share your perspective.” Additional text indicates that the survey takes 10 minutes, responses are anonymous, and findings will help identify emerging trends and inform the international evaluation community.
ALT Cover of case study titled "Harvesting Influence, Testing Contribution, Explaining Change: A Realist-Informed Bricolage Approach to Evaluation" | Bricolage Case Study Series Summary by Lamia Renaud | September 2026.
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ALT Text reads "AI Roadmap to Culturally Responsive Evaluation," with graphic illustration showing colorful human figures converging into a circle.
ALT Group photo of IPDET 2026 participants. Text reads "IPDET On-Site 2026: Two Weeks of Learning, Exchange, and Evaluation in Bern" By Ana Laura Rivarola, Marketing and Communication Officer at IPDET.
ALT Cover page of resource titled "Impact Measurement in the Age of AI" by Madhukar Shedthikere Prabhakara. The center image shows a circular mosaic of small green and white squares.
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