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The Tamarack Institute is a connected force for community change. Institute is a connected force for community change.
The founder's hope was to create an institute that would deeply understand community change and would help organizations and citizens work better together for a collective impact.
Monitoring, Evaluating, and Improving by Dr. Samuel Taddesse
In Monitoring, Evaluating, and Improving, Dr. Samuel Taddesse highlights the building blocks for a robust approach to managing development results and outcomes. He recommends understanding the root causes of challenges, which requires involving stakeholders who can help brainstorm the best course of action.
WWINYE — What Works in Youth Employment
ILO Site to build the evidence base on youth employment programmes.
Free Resources for Evaluation and Social Research Methods
The Global Social Change Research Project offers Free Resources for Evaluation and Social Research Methods.
SDG Toolkit • SDGs as a Network of Targets / Base View • Kumu
This map shows the network of SDGs and their connections to each other based on whether the goals have shared targets. SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals has been left out as it touches all of the SDGs by definition.
The Kirkpatrick Model is the worldwide standard for evaluating the effectiveness of training
The Kirkpatrick Model is the worldwide standard for evaluating the effectiveness of training. It considers the value of any type of training, formal or informal, across four levels. Level 1 Reaction evaluates how participants respond to the training. Level 2 Learning measures if they actually learned the material. Level 3 Behavior considers if they are using […]
RFE - Déclaration d'Appui à EvalAgenda2020 | Réseau Francophone d'Evaluation
More VOPEs around the world are endorsing the EvalAgenda2020. One of them is Le Réseau Francophone de l’Evaluation (RFE) which officially endorsed the EvalAgenda2020 at its last AGM held in Marrakech, Morocco. That Declaration was posted on the RFE portal. RFE will continue to encourage Francophone VOPEs to join to declare the EvalAgenda2020.
The BetterEvaluation Rainbow Framework organises different evaluation options into seven clusters.
The BetterEvaluation Rainbow Framework organises different evaluation options (methods and strategies) in terms of different tasks in an evaluation, organised into seven clusters. The Rainbow Framework can help you plan an evaluation by prompting you to think about each of these tasks in turn, and to select a package of methods and strategies that cover all […]
Scott Chaplowe's Monitoring and Evaluation Training Resource Page
Scott Chaplowe's book Monitoring and Evaluation Training has and accompanying Resource Page which includes over 150 resources for M&E practice and capacity development, hand-picked from the authors’ research for the book (and most hyperlinked and freely available online).
Theory Maker makes any kind of causal diagram
Theory Maker is a free web app by Steve Powell for making any kind of causal diagram, i.e. a diagram which uses arrows to say what contributes to what. You make the diagrams just by typing the names of the elements (called variables) in a structured way into a (resizeable) window, and you get a live diagram as output which reflects what you type.

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