5. Evaluation as Practice

Arendalsuka: Democracy in 2,000 sessions, 180 venues, 5 days, 190,000 participants …

  Imagine a beautiful Norwegian coastal town where, over five days, more than 2,000 discussions, debates and cultural sessions cram 180 venues ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 7. A Collective Navigation System for this time of Polycrisis

In this second last post in this series I, like others, argue that it is not enough that the field evaluation simply ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 6. Evaluating yesterday’s world for tomorrow’s challenges?

  * Why are we still evaluating yesterday's world to plan for tomorrow's challenges? Evaluation after evaluation that land on my desk ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 5. The Liminal space of Not-Yet Futures

 Mention 'polycrisis', and people's eyes glaze over - intimidated by its complexity and a sense of powerlessness. What if, instead, we consider ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 4. It has always been political

Evaluation has never been neutral. Throughout history, the act of assessing has served as both instrument of control and catalyst for justice. ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 3. The tributaries that make up our field

Evaluation does not flow from a single source. Like a mighty river fed by countless tributaries, today's evaluation practice draws from streams ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 2. How did we get here?

  In my previous post I imagined the ancient evolution of evaluation as a journey across uncharted waters - aquifers, canals, streams ...
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Evaluation’s Journey towards the future, Part 1: Ancient tributaries

As we chart the future, the earliest beginnings of evaluation will continue to shape the field. This is something we need to ...
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Arendalsuka: Democracy in 2,000 sessions, 180 venues, 5 days, 190,000 participants …

  Imagine a beautiful Norwegian coastal town where, over five days, more than 2,000 discussions, debates and cultural sessions cram 180 venues ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 7. A Collective Navigation System for this time of Polycrisis

In this second last post in this series I, like others, argue that it is not enough that the field evaluation simply ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 6. Evaluating yesterday’s world for tomorrow’s challenges?

  * Why are we still evaluating yesterday's world to plan for tomorrow's challenges? Evaluation after evaluation that land on my desk ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 5. The Liminal space of Not-Yet Futures

 Mention 'polycrisis', and people's eyes glaze over - intimidated by its complexity and a sense of powerlessness. What if, instead, we consider ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 4. It has always been political

Evaluation has never been neutral. Throughout history, the act of assessing has served as both instrument of control and catalyst for justice. ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 3. The tributaries that make up our field

Evaluation does not flow from a single source. Like a mighty river fed by countless tributaries, today's evaluation practice draws from streams ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the Future, Part 2. How did we get here?

  In my previous post I imagined the ancient evolution of evaluation as a journey across uncharted waters - aquifers, canals, streams ...
Read More

Evaluation’s Journey towards the future, Part 1: Ancient tributaries

As we chart the future, the earliest beginnings of evaluation will continue to shape the field. This is something we need to ...
Read More

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