Methodology
Learning from China’s Transformation, Part 6. Co-evolution – a ‘first principle’.
Yuen Yuen Ang's study of China's exceptional escape from its poverty trap in just 3-4 decades is significant and useful because it ...
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China’s Transformation, Part 5. Directed improvisation
**8 min read** This series of blog posts highlights lessons from one of the greatest transformative development success stories ever. It is ...
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China’s Transformation, Part 3. Seeing through others’ eyes
**5 min read** Some years ago I was on an evaluation assignment in the Mekong region, dealing with labour issues. In an ...
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China’s transformation, Part 1. Why learn from China?
Evaluators have an imperative to learn from success. Today we are fortunate: Those of us working in development or evaluation can learn ...
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Leslie Goodyear’s Top YEE Tips
**4 min read** I'm Leslie Goodyear, and I have recently finished my year as president of the American Evaluation Association. In my ...
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Jo Puri’s Top YEE Tips: So, you want to be an evaluator?
I head the Independent Evaluation Unit (IEU) of the Green Climate Fund, an office that was founded only two years ago. Since ...
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Fabiola Amariles’ Top YEE Tips: Reflections on attitudes
**4 min** Zenda's invitation to contribute to her blog with some tips "from the Global South" for Young and Emerging Evaluators has ...
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Guest post: Integrated framework for the evaluation of Agenda 2030 in LAC
Sustainable development consists of satisfying the needs of the present generation without compromising the capacity of future generations to meet their own ...
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