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Embracing Evaluative Thinking for Better Outcomes – Four NGO case studies
Demand for and Supply of Evaluations in Selected Sub-Saharan African Countries
The Regional Centre for Learning on Evaluation and Results for Anglophone Africa(CLEAR-AA) conducted a study on demand and supply of evaluation/evaluative research in a selection of Sub-Saharan African countries for the UK Department for International Development (DFID). The purpose of the study was to lead to a better understanding of demand and supply factors in evaluation and evaluative research in these countries, to aid national stakeholders and those supporting them to better structure their assistance.
Inception Report DFID Study
Terms of Reference for DFID Study
Ethiopia Study
Ghana Study
Malawi Study
Zambia Study
Exploratory Case Studies
Centre for Learning on Evaluation and Results CLEAR (ed.), African Monitoring and Evaluation Systems: Exploratory Case Studies (Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand)
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