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NEC 2022 Agenda
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Stream A Building Resilient National Evaluation Systems
Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136
Stream C Evaluating in the midst of global challenges: Fragility, Inequalities and Environment
Europa PAV. - Classrooms 71-72
Opening ceremony and Plenary 1: In an era of complexity and uncertainty, can we do without national evaluation systems?
DAY ONE
26 October
A1: Status of national evaluation systems ?
A2: Assessing National Evaluation System and Capacities
C1: The need for Evaluation in an unstable world
C2: COVID-19 Response and Recovery: Evaluating National Interventions
Plenary 2: Rethinking evaluation to address the crisis in the Anthropocene
DAY TWO
27 October
A3: National Evaluation Policies
A4: Challenges & Opportunities in Institutionalising NES
C3: Environmental Sustainability
A5: Financing National Evaluation Systems
C5: Engaging Youth in Evaluation
Plenary 3: Fragility and Crisis as the new normal
PIEDMONT Pavillon
DAY THREE
A7: Engaging Society to strengthen National Evaluation Systems
C7: Evaluation in Fragile Settings
C6: Evaluating the SDGs
28 October
A6: Building National Evaluation Capacities
C4: Approaches to evaluation during the pandemic
Closing session: The Turin Agenda
PIEDMONT Pavillon
Stream B Sectoral Approaches and Local Governance
Oceania PAV. 173
B1: Evaluation and Strengthened Governance
B2: Participación ciudadana para fortalecer sistemas nacionales de evaluación.
B3: Decent work and the SDGs
B4: What can we learn from Sectoral Evaluation systems?
B5: Subnational Evaluation System
B6: Supporting the development of National Evaluation Systems
B7: Promoting Use of Evaluations by Government
Stream D Methodological Innovations for the new normal
Europa PAV. - Classrooms 73-74
D1: Innovating to Evaluate beyond the 2030 Agenda
D2: National Data Systems
D3: Evaluation methods to inform policy
D4: Ethics and Evaluation
D5: Digital Innovations in evaluation
D6: Innovations en suivi et évaluation dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et du développement rural
D7: Transformational Change
ASIA 15 Pavillon
ASIA 15 Pavillon
PIEDMONT Pavillon
A1: Status of national evaluation systems? What is holding back the development of National Evaluation Systems? Where are the “capacity traps”, and vicious and virtuous circles that explain these setbacks? How can conceptual frameworks help establish NES and identify gaps?Wednesday 26 October 2022Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Alan Fox, Deputy Director, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Osvaldo Feinstein, Professor, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
- Dr. Sven Harten, Deputy Director, DEval - German Development Evaluation Institute
- Candice Morkel, Director, Centre for Learning on Evaluation and Results - Anglophone Africa (CLEAR-AA), South Africa
- Sarah Klier, Team leader Focelac+, DEval - German Development Evaluation Institute
A2: Assessing National Evaluation System and Capacities How can national evaluation capacity diagnostic tools support and strengthen evaluation systems? What are the issues, challenges and opportunities? What is needed to accelerate their implementation to strengthen systems now? Wednesday 26 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Edoé Djimitri Agbodjan, Director, Center for Learning on Evaluation and Results - Francophone Africa
- Craig Barham, Chief Technical Director, Performance Management and Evaluation Branch, office of the Cabinet, Jamaica
- Jorge Aquimo Sipanela, National Director of Monitoring and Evaluation, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Mozambique
- Prudence Kaoma, Director Morning and Evaluation, Ministry of Finance and National Planning, Zambia
- Jose Enrique Velasquez, General Director of Monitoring and Evaluation, Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion, Peru (Joining Virtually)
- Tiarinisaina Olivier Ramiandrisoa, General Director of Economy and Planning (DGEP), Ministry of Economy and Finance, Madagascar
C1: The need for Evaluation in an unstable world Are approaches to evaluation responding to these new challenges? And how can evaluation systems play a more effective role in informing decision-making, strengthening accountability, and building transparency in a rapidly changing world? Europa PAV. 71-72 Wednesday 26 October 2022 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Alison Evans, Director-General, Evaluation, World Bank Group
- Kevin Watkins, Visiting Professor of Practice at the LSE and former CEO at Save the Children UK and the Overseas Development Institute
- George Gray Molina, Head of Strategic Engagement and Chief Economist, UNDP (Appearing virtually)
- Isabella Kiplagat, Economist, National Treasury and Planning, Kenya
- El Hassan El Mansouri, General Secretary, National Observatory of Human Development, Morocco
C2: COVID-19 Response and Recovery: Evaluating National Interventions Given the recent nature and complexity of the pandemic, several challenges emerge when undergoing such an evaluation process. The session will address these challenges, and explore the importance of national evaluation systems that are coordinated, consolidated, and country led. Wednesday 26 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Jozef Vaessen, Evaluation Advisor, Global Evaluation Initiative, Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
- Dr Larba Issa Kobyagda, Director General of Economy and Planning, Ministry of Economy, Finance and Foresight, Burkina Faso
- Nana Opare Djan, Director General of the Monitoring and Evaluation Division, National Development Planning Commission, Ghana
- Sophie Kang'oma, Director Monitoring and Evaluation Division, Ministry of Economic Planning, Development and Public Sector Reforms, Malawi
- Megan Kennedy-Chouane, Head of Evaluation Unit, OECD
PIEDMONT Pavillon
A3: National Evaluation Policies Building robust Evaluation Policies for National Evaluation Systems. What hurdles lie ahead, and what battles need to be fought? Thursday 27 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Megha Pradhan, Director, CLEAR South Asia
- Aldwin Urbina, Officer-in-Charge Director, National Economic and Development Authority - Monitoring and Evaluation Staff (NEDA-MES), Philippines
- Esteban Tapella, Director Programa PETAS, Universidad Nacional de San Juan, Argentina
- Taona Chaparadza, Chief Director Monitoring and Evaluation, Zimbawe Evaluation Society
- N’Dia Youssouf, Directeur du Contrôle, du Suivi et de l’Evaluation, Ministère du Plan et du Développement, Côte d’Ivoire
A4: Challenges & Opportunities in Institutionalising National Evaluation Systems What are the real-life challenges and opportunities in establishing and strengthening a national evaluation system? This session will look at questions such as, how do we build on existing initiatives, how do we best link sub-national M&E systems to country-wide systems, what are the particular challenges of Small Island Developing States, and what is really needed to institutionalize evaluation? Thursday 27 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Candice Morkel, Director, Centre for Learning on Evaluation and Results - Anglophone Africa (CLEAR-AA), South Africa
- Marcelo Guaranys, Deputy Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Economy, Brazil
- Susan Sulu, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Planning and Development Coordination, Solomon Islands
- Dr. Gerard Jean Jacques, Chief Development Planner, Ministry of Planning, Economic Development, Climate Resilience, Sustainable Development and Renewable Energy, Dominica
- Sakina Bakari Mwinyimkuu, Assistant Director-Perfomance Monitoring & Evaluation Systems, President’s Office - Public Service Management & Good Governance (Po-Psm&Gg), Tanzania
- Nandrot Marat-Abyla Abala, Directeur Général,Direction Générale de l’Evaluation des Politiques Publiques au Ministère de la Promotion de la Bonne Gouvernance et de la Lutte Contre la Corruption du Gabon
A6: Fortalecimiento de capacidades nacionales en evaluación (Building National Evaluation Capacities) ¿Qué se necesita para garantizar que los sistemas nacionales de evaluación tengan capacidades sólidas? Los sistemas nacionales de evaluación necesitan personas. ¿Cómo nos aseguramos de que quienes manejan el sistema tengan el conocimiento, las habilidades y la experiencia para operar de manera efectiva? Friday 28 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Michala Assankpon, Evaluation Officer, Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, WFP, Panama
- Viviana Casco Molinas, Ministra Secretaria Ejecutiva, Secretaría Técnica de Planificación del Desarrollo Económico y Social, Paraguay
- Erick Chuquiej, Secretaría de Planificación y Programación de la Presidencia, (SEGEPLAN), Guatemala
- Maria Celeste Ghiano, Coordinator, ReLAC
- Seirah Ngcobo, Assistant Evaluation Specialist, Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, DPME, South Africa
A7: Engaging Society to strengthen National Evaluation Systems What role do Civil Society, Academia and Voluntary Organisations for Professional Evaluation (VOPE) play in strengthening National Evaluation Systems? Piemonte PAV. 134-135-13 Friday 28 October 2022 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Iryna Kravchuk, Board member and co-founder of Ukrainian Evaluation Association
- Giorgi Kidiahvili, Executive Director, Institute of Democracy and Freedom of Information, Georgia
- Matodzi Amisi, M&E Specialist, CLEAR AA, (former Chair SAMEA), South Africa
- Mamadou Coulibaly, Permanent Secretary of the Ivorian Monitoring and Evaluation Network (RISE), Vice-President of the Francophone Evaluation Network (RFE), Ivory Coast
- Kassem El Saddik, Evaluation Practitioner/ Consultant, Vice President LebEVAL, Lebanon
Plenary 2: Rethinking evaluation to address the crisis in the Anthropocene Development pathways have had a hand in shaping the Anthropocene. Evaluation must consider developments’ impact across all programmes and not only those addressing environment, climate and food security. Is evaluation facing up to this reality? Thursday 27 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 09:00-10:30 Moderator:
- Alan Fox, Deputy Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP
- Indran Naidoo, Director, Independent Office of Evaluation, IFAD
- Andrea Cook, Director, Evaluation, WFP
- Dr. Anastasia Aladysheva, Impact Evaluation Officer, Green Climate Fund, Independent Evaluation Unit
- Bala Yusuf-Yunusa, Senior Technical Advisor, Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on SDGs (OSSAP-SDGs), Nigeria
- Olivier Cossee, Senior Evaluation Office, FAO
A5: Financing National Evaluation Systems Systems need financing to succeed and ensure they are sustainable. How do we ensure that finances are available, and that NES show their worth? Thursday 27 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Oscar Garcia, Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP and Chair, United Nations Evaluation Group
- Jerry Zanger, Director, National M&E Unit, Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, Liberia
- Venancio Mzonda, Chief Economist, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs-Monitoring and Evaluation Division, Malawi
- Mohamed Mahdad, Governance director, Ministry in charge of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies, Morocco
- Karen Rot-Munstermann, Evaluator General at African Development Bank
- Teodora Recalde, Directora General, Presupuesto por Resultados - Ministerio de Hacienda, Paraguay
C3: Environmental Sustainability How do we move from evaluating environmental interventions to ensuring environmental sustainability considerations are included across evaluations? Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Patricia Rogers, Director, Footprint Evaluation Initiative
- Andy Rowe, ARC economics
- Joana Varela, Career advisor, Ministry of Finance and Blue Economy Plan, São Tomé and Pricipe
- Elaf Zeinalabdieen, M&E Office, Sudanese Environment Conservation Society
C4: Approaches to evaluation during the pandemic How did evaluation adapt to the pandemic and ensure continuity and inform decision making? What lessons and approaches were learnt that should be taken forward? Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Richard Jones, Chief of Section, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Santiago Ramirez Rodriguez, Evaluation Analyst, Independent Evaluation Group – World Bank Group
- Baye Elimane GUEYE, Coordonnateur du pôle Suivi des Impacts Socio-Economiques, Bureau Opérationnel de Suivi du Plan Senegal Emergent
- Megan Kennedy-Chouane, Head of Evaluation Unit, OECD
- Jenna Smith-Kouassi, Evaluation Policy Analyst, OECD
C5: Engaging Youth in Evaluation “Meaningful engagement of Youth in Evaluation” engaging youth agency and voice in evaluation to increase the transformative power of evaluation to reach the furthest behind." Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Gabriela Renteria Flores, Chair, EvalYouth Global Network, Mexico
- Marco Segone, Director, Evaluation Office, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
- Aloyce Ratemo, Director, Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate, the National Treasury and Planning, Kenya
- Daniel Alonso, Evaluation Specialist, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Alfredo Domínguez, President, International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation (IOCE)
- Daniel Alonso, Evaluation Specialist, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP
Plenary 3: Fragility and Crisis as the new normal Pivoting Evaluation and developing new approaches to address global crisis needs and addressing resilience. The role of evaluation in changing approaches. Friday 28 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 09:00-10:30 Moderators:
- Oscar A. Garcia, Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP and Chair, United Nations Evaluation Group
- Andrea Cook, Director, Office of Evaluation, WFP
- Juliet Parker, Director, Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance(ALNAP)
- Alison Evans, Director-General, Evaluation, World Bank Group
- Isabelle Mercier, Director International Assistance Evaluation, Global Affairs Canada
- Tareq Saeed Saleh Al-Madhehagi, Acting Chairman, Central Statistical Organisation (CSO), Yemen
C6: Evaluating the SDGs Have we failed to evaluate the SDGs and inform change? With 7 years to 2030 the SDGs are far behind achievement, has evaluation done enough to draw lessons? This session will examine approaches and common challenges to evaluating the SDGs and the best practices that are emerging, and how these SDG evaluations are informing country led Voluntary National Reviews. Friday 28 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Dirk Hoffmann, Evaluator, German Institute for Development Evaluation (DEval)
- Bala Yusuf-Yunusa, Senior Technical Advisor, Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on SDGs (OSSAP-SDGs), Nigeria
- Carolina Zúñiga Zamora, Evaluation Unit, Ministry of National Planning and Economic Policy (Mideplan), Costa Rica
- Ana Rosa Soares, Chief of Section for Syntheses and Lessons, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Ada Ocampo, President, IDEAS
- Eriko Pérez, Secretario Técnico del Gabinete, Gobierno del Estado de México
C7: Evaluation in Fragile Settings How do we evaluate in fragile settings? How do we overcome the obstacles and challenges and what do evaluative criteria mean in these settings and what other considerations must we take? Friday 28 October 2022 Europa PAV. 71-72 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Sarah Longford, Deputy Director, Evaluation, World Food Programme
- Rana Sallam, Regional Evaluation Officer, World Food Programme
- Dr. Abdirizak Hassan Mohamed, Senior Advisor, Ministry of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation of Galmudug State, Somalia
- Dr. Sory Ibrahima Monekata, Executive Director at Ebenezer International, Mali
- Dr. Thuraya Edelbi, Deputy Head of Planning and International Cooperation Commission, Planning and International Cooperation Commission, Syria
Day Three Closing session The Turin Agenda Friday 28 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 15:45-17:00 Presentation of the “Turin Agenda for National Evaluation Capacities”
- Alan Fox, Deputy Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP
- Heather Bryant, Evaluation Advisor, Global Evaluation Initiative/ Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP
- Dugan Fraser, Programme Manager, Global Evaluation Initiative/World Bank Group
- Oscar Garcia, Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP and Chair, United Nations Evaluation Group
- Alison Evans, Director, Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
ASIA 15 Pavillon
B1: Evaluation and Strengthened Governance How will strong National Evaluation Systems strengthen governance, democratic institutions and transparency to ensure Governments are accountable? Wednesday 26 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Vijayalakshmi Vadivelu, Chief of the Section for Corporate and Thematic Evaluations, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Joerg Faust, Director, DEval - German Development Evaluation Institute
- Sarah Lister, Head of Governance, UNDP Bureau for Policy and Programme Support (Appearing virtually)
- Flavia Smidt, Director for Advanced Studies and Vice-President, National School of Public Administration, Brazil
B2: Participación ciudadana para fortalecer sistemas nacionales de evaluación. (Citizen engagement to strengthen National Evaluation Systems) ¿Cómo puede contribuir la inclusión de actores clave, como las OSC, la academia y el sector privado, al fortalecimiento de sistemas nacionales de evaluación para desarrollar sistemas y enfoques de evaluación más robustos y sostenibles? Wednesday 26 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Helena Stadtmüller, Evaluator, ECD advisor to GEI, DEval - German Development Evaluation Institute
- Carolina Zúñiga Zamora, Evaluation Analyst, Ministry of National Planning and Economic Policy/ MIDEPLAN, Costa Rica
- Mónica Ballescá, General Director of Planning and Participatory Evaluation, Evalúa Jalisco, Gobierno de Jalisco, México
- Luis Ángel Guamán, Under-Secretary of Evaluation, National Planning Secretariat, Ecuador
- Nataly Salas, Evaluator, Focelac+ Project, DEval - German Development Evaluation Institute
- Xiaoling Zhang, Associate Evaluation Specialist, IEO UNDP
B3: Decent work and the SDGs (Spanish/ English) Bolstering national evaluation systems through tripartite partnerships: Lessons from countries on decent work agenda in the SDG era. Thursday 27 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Guillaume Mercier, Programme Manager, Organisational Development and Project Services Programme ITCILO
- Patricia Vidal, Evaluation Officer, International Labour Organization (ILO)
- Natalia Aquilino, Monitoring and Evaluation Director, Secretary for Industrial Development of the Ministry of Economy, Argentina
- Julius Cainglet, Vice-President for Research, Advocacy and Partnerships , Federation of Free Workers (FFW)
- Fanny Sequeira, Secretaria General, Confederation of Workers Rerum Novarum, Cosa Rica
- Dejana Kuzmic, Head of International Cooperation, Serbian Association of Employers / SAE
B4: What can we learn from Sectoral Evaluation systems? Certain sectors (health, education and agriculture) have advanced further in building evaluation systems than cross-sector systems. What can we learn from these approaches? Thursday 27 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Fabrizio Felloni, Deputy Director, Independent Office of Evaluation, IFAD
- Orifjan Namozov, Deputy Director for Strategic Planning, Programming and Analysis at the ISCAD, Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan
- Sanjeev Sridharan, Country Lead, Learning Systems and Systems Evaluation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- Dr. Anastasia Aladysheva, Independent Evaluation Unit, Green Climate Fund
- Alok Mishra, Additional Director General, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Department of Food & Public Distribution, Press Information Bureau, Government of India
- Dr Shabnum Sarfraz, Senior Advisor Social Sector & Development. Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan
B5: Subnational Evaluation System How can we learn lessons from locally developed Evaluation systems? How different needs drive different systems and how to link local systems to National Systems? Thursday 27 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Stephen Porter, Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Independent Evaluation Group, World Bank
- Zoran Dimitrovski Deputy Minister, Ministry of local self-government, North Macedonia
- Cyprian Chillanyang, Commissioner Policy and Planning, Ministry of Local Government, Uganda
- Halima Ibrahim, Head of Planning & Budgeting, County Government of Isiolo, Kenya
- Eleonore Johasy, Member of Parliament, National Assembly, Madagascar
B6: Supporting the development of National Evaluation Systems How can Governments and the UN work together to strengthen National Evaluation systems? Friday 28 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Grace Igweta, Senior Evaluation Officer, World Food Programme
- Herman Maïssa, Conseiller – Directeur, Primature Secrétariat Général du Gouvernement, Direction du Suivi Et de L’évaluation des Politiques Publiques, Gabon
- Tamiru Terefe, Former Policy and Program Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate, Ministry of Planning and Development of Ethiopia
- Stefanie Bitengo Ombati, Assistant Director, Social Development & Programme Coordinator, M&E & MIS - National Social Protection Secretariat, State Department for Social Protection, Kenya
- Elisée Vinadou OUSSOU, Chef Service de l’Alimentation Scolaire, Ministère des Enseignements Maternel et Primaire (MEMP) du Bénin
- Valentina Prosperi, Evaluation Manager, UNICEF Ethiopia
B7: Promoting Use of Evaluations by Government How are countries using evidence from evaluation to inform decision making, policy and strategy? This panel will discuss examples from a number of countries where evidence has been used and led to policy and strategy changes and will use the examples to discuss what promotes the use of evidence from evaluations in planning, programming and policy making processes. Friday 28 October 2022 Oceania PAV. 173 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Adeline Sibanda, former president African Evaluation Association
- Nox Chitepo, Director, Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, South Africa
- Claudius Emmanuel, Permanent Secretary, Department of Economic Development, St. Lucia
- Francisca Moreno, Head of the Social Policies Division, Ministry of Social Development and Family, Chile
- Tashi Duba, Senior Research Officer, Gross National Happiness Commission Secretariat, Royal Government of Bhutan, Thimphu, Bhutan
D1: Innovating to Evaluate beyond the 2030 Agenda Is evaluation innovative and nimble enough for a rapidly changing world? Are innovations aligning with the need? How do we bring about a systems thinking approach to bring about transformative change? Wednesday 26 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Indran Naidoo, Director, Independent Office of Evaluation, IFAD
- Mita Marra, Associate Professor of Political Economics and Policy Evaluation, University of Naples "Federico II"
- Dugan Fraser, Program Manager, Global Evaluation Initiative / World Bank Group
D2: National Data Systems Evaluation needs data. How do we ensure our National Evaluation Systems, and the monitoring and evaluation of progress towards the SDGs are supported with credible national data systems? Wednesday 26 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 15:45-17:00 Moderator:
- Timothy Lubanga, Commissioner for Monitoring and Evaluation,Office of the Prime Minister, Uganda
- Joao Cardoso, President, National Statistical Institute, Cabo Verde
- Nemariam Yohanes Mengistu, Director, Ministry of Finance and National Development, Eritrea
- Elena Kukharevich, First Deputy Chairperson, National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus
- Camille Spencer, Programme Director, Monitoring and Evaluation, Ministry of Planning and Development, Trinidad and Tobago
D3: Evaluation methods to inform policy Rapid evaluations: Demonstrating the power of evaluation for policy making Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Lycia Lima, Deputy Director, CLEAR Lusophone Africa and Brazil
- Gilson Pina, National Director for Planning, Ministry of Finance, Cabo Verde
- Odilia Gnassingbe, Executive Director, Autonomous Center for studies and Capacity Building for Development in Togo (CADERDT)
- Timothy Lubanga, Commissioner for Monitoring and Evaluation, Office of the Prime Minister, Uganda
D4: Ethics and Evaluation Ethics and Culture in Evaluation: Moving from guidelines to practice. Ethics in evaluation is usually discussed in terms of the role of the evaluator who, together with being competent and independent, should be careful of “doing no harm” to the evaluand. This does not take into consideration the challenges met by evaluators in situations where change happens also in unexpected ways, as a consequence of a multiplicity of factors and of reverse causalities, that involve actors of different kind. To this end, recent guidelines, and contributions have identified a larger area of ethics in evaluation, spanning from “tackling bad” to “doing good”. Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Tina Tordjman-Nebe, Senior Evaluation Specialist, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Prof. Nicoletta Stame, Sapienza University of Roma
- Laura Fantini, Member of EAC at MFA, Italy
- Adeline Sibanda, former president African Evaluation Association, South Africa
D5: Digital Innovations in evaluation Do data heavy, cutting-edge technologies open new pathways for evaluation. Will they deliver? Use of AI, Digital and geo-spatial techniques Thursday 27 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 15:45-17:00 Moderators:
- Claudia Oehl, International project manager, evaluator and trainer, Organisational Development and Project Services Programme, ITCILO
- Daniel Jacobo Technical Advisor, Division of Evaluation of Development Policies- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, Spain
- Gonzalo Gomez, Chief of Knowledge and Data Management, Independent Evaluation Office (IEO), UNDP
- Nodumo Fikile Magadlela, Co-founder & CEO, KPI Lens Limited
- Deo-Gracias Houndolo, Lead, Institut Africain de Suivi Evaluation d’Impact des Politiques Programmes et Projets de Développement (Le Barometre) (Joining Virtually)
- Toshiyuki Yokota, Principal Evaluation Specialist, Independent Evaluation Department, Asian Development Bank
D6: Innovations en suivi et évaluation dans les secteurs de l'agriculture et du développement rural (Innovative M&E systems) Cette session abordera les questions de comment renforcer les capacités nationales en suivi évaluation et quelles innovations apporter afin de réduire l’écart entre le S&E et la prise de décision. Elle examinera les défis et les opportunités spécifiques qui émergent dans les secteurs de l’environnement, de l'agriculture et de la sécurité alimentaire. Les représentants de quatre pays africains partageront leurs expériences en matière de S&E, notamment aux fins du renforcement du système national de S&E et de son utilisation pour la prise de décision dans ces secteurs spécifiques. Friday 28 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 11:15-12:30 Moderator:
- Renata Mirulla Facilitator of EvalForward , Office of Evaluation, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
- Monica Lomena-Gelis Senior Evaluation Officer, Independent Office of Evaluation (IOE), International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
- Rodrigue Siangoye Owoumbou, Responsable Planification et Suivi-Evaluation du Projet de Développement Agricole et Rurale-Deuxième Phase Gabon: (PDAR2), Ministère de l’agriculture, Gabon
- Mor Seck, Permanent Secretary, Commission for the Evaluation and Monitoring of Public Policies and Programs (CESPPP), Presidency of the Republic of Senegal
- Konaté Sekou Tidiani (Djibuti), Directeur de la Coordination, de la Coopération, de la Planification statistique et de la Communication, Institut de la Statistique de Djibouti (INSTAD), Djibouti
- N’DIA Youssouf, Directeur du Contrôle, du Suivi et de l’Evaluation, Ministère du Plan et du Développement, Côte d’Ivoire
D7: Transformational Change Integrating Human Rights-Based, Gender-Sensitive and Feminist Approaches in National Evaluation Systems for transformational change. Friday 28 October 2022 Europa PAV. 73-74 14:00-15:15 Moderator:
- Heather Bryant, Evaluation Advisor, Global Evaluation Initiative/UNDP Independent Evaluation Office
- David Marchesseault, Evaluation Manager, Global Affairs Canada
- Dr Angelina Mattijo- Bazugba, Ass. Professor of social policy, and dean/director of (NTLI), The National Transformational Leadership Institute (NTLI), university of Juba, South Sudan
- Dr Shabnum Sarfraz, Senior Advisor Social Sector & Development,Served as Member Planning Commission, Government of Pakistan
- Daniella Jacques, President of the Board of Directors, Chamber of Commerce for Women Entrepreneurs of Haiti, (CCFEH)
Wednesday 26 October 2022 Piemonte PAV. 134-135-136 Registration and Coffee 08:00-09:00 Opening Ceremony 09:00-10:00 Welcoming remarks
- Dr. Giuseppe Casale, Director a.i. of the International Training Centre of the ILO
- Oscar Garcia, Director, Independent Evaluation Office, UNDP and Chair, United Nations Evaluation Group
- Alison Evans, Director-General, Evaluation, World Bank Group
- Andrea Cook, Director, Evaluation, World Food Programme
- Indran Naidoo, Director, Independent Office of Evaluation, International fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
- Marco Giungi, Head of the Unit for Strategies and Multilateral Global Processes, Directorate General for Development Cooperation, Minister Plenipotentiary
- Michela Favaro, Deputy Mayor City of Turin
- Achim Steiner, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- Gilbert F. Houngbo, Director-General, International Labour Organisation (ILO)
- David Beasley, Executive Director, World Food Programme
- H.E. Ms. María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés, President of the 73rd Session of United Nations General Assembly
- Dugan Fraser, Programme Manager, Global Evaluation Initiative/World Bank Group
- Viviana Casco Molinas, Ministra Secretaria Ejecutiva, Secretaría Técnica de Planificación del Desarrollo Económico y Social, Paraguay
- Susan Sulu, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Planning and Development Coordination, Solomon Islands
- Luc Joseph Okio, Ministre délégué auprès du Premier Ministre, en charge de la réforme de l’Etat, Republic of the Congo
- Zoran Dimitrovski Deputy Minister, Ministry of local self-government, North Macedonia