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Tag Archives: Power

AWSEM (awesome!) – an empowerment framework for women scientists

March 25, 2016 Zenda Ofir 0
In one of my recent posts I wrote about the pervasive influence of power on development, and the imperative to deal with it in our evaluations. Here I want to address the evaluation of “empowerment” – the support given to ... Read more »

GOOD evaluation engages with POWER

March 16, 2016 Zenda Ofir 2
Visible and Invisible Power
I have come to the conclusion that nearly everything in life is influenced by power. Yet we almost never evaluate for it. It is difficult to be powerless and happy. The type and extent of the power we want will ... Read more »

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Development, SDGs & Transformation

Development, SDGs & Transformation

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Evaluation and Culture

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Evaluation as profession and practice

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Methodologies & Innovations

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Research evaluation

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Top Tips for Young and Emerging Evaluators

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