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  • Home | Eval4Action campaign to accelerate progress on the SDGs

    The Decade of Evaluation for Action, also known as the #Eval4Action campaign, to accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. influential evaluation. better decisions. better results. better policies. get involved Learn more Learn more latest Shaping the future of evaluation #Eval4Action 2.0 Meet 2025 Youth in Evaluation Champions! Institutionalizing evaluation in democratic Mongolia By Uugantsetseg Ginchigdorj 1200 signatories Sign the manifesto #Eval4Action February Newsletter Subscribe

  • Future of Evaluation dialogue | Eval4Action

    Future of Evaluation dialogue brings together leading experts and newcomers in the community to explore how evaluation can become more influential by innovating and adapting to evolving external environments. The Future of Evaluation dialogue brings together leading evaluation experts and leaders, young and emerging evaluators and new voices in the evaluation community and beyond, to explore how innovative approaches and adaptations can make evaluation more influential given the evolving global landscape. By fostering dynamic knowledge exchange, these dialogues seek to enhance evaluation's relevance, ensuring it remains vital for informed decision-making and sustainable development, today and in the future. Building on the momentum from the Summit for the Future of Evaluation , and aligning with the #EvalTorch relay , the Future of Evaluation dialogue provides a platform for collaborative learning to future-proof evaluation. Each monthly session will be strategically linked to key international days, ensuring thematic relevance and amplified outreach by aligning with global observances. This dialogue series is a cornerstone of the #Eval4Action 2.0 launch, brought to life in partnership with EvalPartners Global Evaluation Agenda 2.0 and the 3 Horizons initiative led by the International Evaluation Academy. Schedule 12 August 2025 , International Youth Day Is the intersection of youth, innovation, and influence evaluation's new frontier? Catch up 23 September 2025 , International Day of Peace How can evaluation be a force for peace and resilience amidst global instability? Catch up 23 October 2025 , UN Day (80th anniversary) How can evaluation shape a future-fit United Nations? Catch up 25 November 2025 , International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women Is evaluation our compass to a future free from gender-based violence? Catch up 10 December 2025 , Human Rights Day Is evaluation key to realizing universal human rights? Catch up 22 January 2026 , International Day of Education Are we educating evaluators of every generation, for the future? Catch up 19 February 2026 , World Day of Social Justice Is evaluation fulfilling its potential to advance global social justice? Catch up 10 March 2026 , International Women's Day How can evaluation accelerate rights, justice, action, for all women and girls? Learn more 21 April 2026 , World Creativity and Innovation Day Will evaluation's future be shaped by its creativity and innovation in facing emergent challenges? Register More information on each session will be available shortly.

  • Youth in Evaluation Forum'26 | Eval4Action

    The Youth in Evaluation Forum 2026 is a three-day digital convening at global and regional levels that will amplify young voices and influence how evaluation responds to today’s evolving world. Concept note Guide for organizers Expression of Interest The Youth in Evaluation Forum 2026 is a three-day digital convening at global and regional levels that will amplify young voices and influence how evaluation responds to today’s evolving world. Join young and experienced evaluators from across the globe to celebrate innovation and build a future-fit evaluation community through inclusive, intergenerational dialogue. Mark your calendars May 19: Global Inauguration and Champion Awards A high-level opening session to spotlight youth leadership and officially announce the 2026 Youth in Evaluation Champions. May 20–21: Regional Events Two days of interactive, partner-led sessions tailored to regional priorities. Get involved Host a regional event Submit your Expression of Interest by 21 March 2026 Join the conversation Sign up for the #Eval4Action Newsletter to receive updates on the regional events Commit to action Sign the Youth in Evaluation Manifesto to support meaningful engagement of youth in evaluation, available in 21 languages. For more details, reach out to contact@eval4action.org .

  • Privacy Policy | Eval4Action

    privacy policy Updated 5 March 2026 Eval4Action is committed to ensuring your privacy. This privacy policy is written to be understood by all users in order to be fully transparent about our use of data. Below, we outline the types of personal data we collect and how we use it. 1. Google and Wix Analytics We use Google and Wix Analytics to track visitors on this site. Google and Wix Analytics use cookies to collect this data. The information collected may be analyzed to help us understand what content is accessed on the site, so we can continue to improve our site content and build a site that is most relevant to you. We do not sell any data to third parties . 2. Sign-up form and email marketing Our site includes a ‘Get updates’ form embedded from the Wix email marketing platform (part of the Ascend suite by Wix), which we use to collect full names, organization’s name, and email addresses. This information is used to send updates to you by email newsletters on Eval4Action’s progress, latest news, and events. These emails are for the information of users only, and not for third-party marketing. Our site also includes a sign-up form to adopt the Youth in Evaluation Manifesto, which collects full names, organization names, and email addresses. The names of individuals and organizations collected through this form will be displayed on the Youth in Evaluation page. This information will also be used to send signees updates on the Youth in Evaluation and Eval4Action campaign. It is not intended for third-party marketing. By filling out and submitting the ‘Get updates’ form, you simultaneously agree to subscribe to our campaign emails. If you no longer wish to receive newsletters from us, you can unsubscribe using the link at the bottom of the newsletter. The email marketing programme Ascend tracks email statistics (open rates, by device, click rates, bounce rates, and spam complaints), email recipients (email addresses, names, and dates), and social statistics (views and clicks). 3. Links to other websites and Eval4Action Google calendar Our site contains links that redirect visitors to other websites and a shared Eval4Action Google calendar. If you click on these links, Eval4Action is not responsible for your data and privacy protection. These websites are governed by their own privacy policy agreements. Make sure to read the privacy policies of the websites you visit from our website. Eval4Action does not collect any personal data from your Google calendar. 4. Social features We allow our users to share the Eval4Action blog and latest articles on a variety of social media platforms, including X, Facebook, and LinkedIn. These social media plug-ins are not managed by Eval4Action, but by the social media platforms indicated by their respective logos. We have no control over the type and extent of data collected, data processes, the purpose, storage, or deletion of data collected by the social media plug-in provider. Therefore, when a user clicks on these sharing links, any concerns about their data privacy should be addressed with these services. 5. Changes to this privacy policy We reserve the right to modify this privacy policy at any time, so please review it frequently. Changes and clarifications will take effect immediately upon their posting on the website. If we make material changes to this policy, we will notify you here that it has been updated, so that you are aware of what information we collect and how we use it. You can reach us at contact@eval4action.org if you have a question about your privacy on our website.

  • Youth in Evaluation | Eval4Action

    A call to action to meaningfully engage youth and young evaluators in evaluation A call to action to meaningfully engage youth and young evaluators in evaluation The ‘Youth in Evaluation’ initiative is a flagship stream of the #Eval4Action advocacy campaign. It urges the global evaluation community to commit and take action towards long-term, sustainable and meaningful engagement of youth and young and emerging evaluators in evaluation, aligned to the vision of the Pact for the Future. A call to action to join Youth in Evaluation Real and meaningful engagement of youth in evaluation provides an unparalleled opportunity to make development programmes responsive to the needs and demands of the youth. It raises youth voices and agency in evaluation, making evaluation a transformative force for inclusive, equitable and sustainable development. Eval4Action invites individuals and institutions, including governments, parliamentarians, VOPEs, United Nations agencies, evaluators, academia, private sector, and the development sector at large, to sign the Youth in Evaluation manifesto and adopt the Youth in Evaluation standards. Launched in 2022, the Youth in Evaluation manifesto has over 1200 signatories, including about 240 organizations. The agencies supporting the manifesto include the evaluation offices of international organizations (African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, ILO, OHCHR, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF, WFP and the World Bank) and the governments of Costa Rica, India, Kenya and Malawi, among many other stakeholders. The manifesto is also supported by CLEAR Centers for Francophone Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and South Asia. The Youth in Evaluation standards developed by intergenerational stakeholder groups through consultations were launched during Youth in Evaluation week 2023. The standards support the implementation of the commitments in the manifesto by improving accountability and practice on engaging youth in evaluation. In 2024 and 2025, 105 self-assessments on the standards were received. Those demonstrating excellence in upholding these standards, based on their self-reported progress, are recognized as Youth in Evaluation Champions. Learn more 2025 Youth in Evaluation champions were recognized during the Summit for the Future of Evaluation . Learn more FAQ on Youth in Evaluation Manifesto to meaningfully engage youth and young evaluators in evaluation ARABIC BAHASA BENGALI CHINESE ENGLISH FRENCH GEORGIAN HINDI JAPANESE KYRGYZ Youth in Evaluation week 2024 Youth in Evaluation week 2023 Manifesto in languages NEPALI RUSSIAN MONGOLIAN SINHALA MACEDONIAN SPANISH SWAHILI TAMIL TURKISH UKRANIAN URDU Sign the manifesto Commit to youth in evaluation I commit My office/department commits My organization commits Full name Organization/affiliation Email Submit Thank you! Sign the manifesto Youth in Evaluation manifesto signatories Organizations/offices ACEVAL AC ADO الجمعية الموريتانية للتنمية والبحث والمتابعة ADRES AEQUA Strategies Afghan Evaluation Society (AfES) AfrEA AfrEA YEE Network African Initiative for Development Evaluation African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW) Afrihealth Optonet Association (AHOA) AfriYAN Horn of Africa - Somalia Agence Régionale de Développement de Dakar Agora Consulting Agulhas Applied Knowledge Almaa Organization American Evaluation Association APEM APROEVAL Ar-mel Thinktank Ashoka Italia Asia Pacific Communications Hub Asia Pacific Evaluation Association Asian Development Bank Asociación Innicia I+D Social y Colaborativo Association for Evaluation and Social Survey (AssESS) Association Marocaine de l'Evaluation (AME) Association of Safety Practitioners of the Philippines Incorporated - Mapúa University Student Chapter Association Youth Projection Assuit University at-Pascoe Development Solutions AYONECC Azad India Foundation Bangladesh Evaluation Society Banka BioLoo Limited Bogson Group Brazilian Monitoring and Evaluation Network Cameroon Association of English Speaking Evaluators Cameroon Development Evaluation Association (CaDEA) Camp Fire Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund Care Best Initiative (CBI), Nigeria Caribbean Evaluators International Castro de la Torre Consultores Asociados SAC Cathexis Consulting Catholic Relief Services Center for Evaluation, Sri Jayewardenepura University Center for Evidence-based Social Science of Lanzhou University Center for International Research, Education, and Development, Virginia Tech Centre for Media Studies, India ChildFund PNG Christian Initiative for Nation Building Civil Society Strategy Group on SDGs (Nigeria) CLEAR FA CLEAR LAC CLEAR South Asia CLEAR-AA Cloneshouse Cloneshouse Cognos International LLC Comisión de Participación Juvenil del CONSEPP CCN-Rwanda Consejo de participación ciudadana Consejo Juvenil de Jocotepec Conseil National de la Jeunesse du Togo Cuidemos La Tierra SPA DEval DevAxle Digital Opportunity Trust Dignity Pasifik Ekxploit Konsult ENABLRS Inc. Ernst & Young Mongolia Audit LLC EvalMENA EvalPartners Evaluation Center at Western Michigan University Evaluation Community of India (ECOI) Evaluation O'clock Evaluation Society in Bosnia EvalVijana EvalYemen EvalYouth Afghanistan EvalYouth Argentina EvalYouth Asia EvalYouth Bhutan EvalYouth Bolivia EvalYouth Brasil EvalYouth Costa Rica EvalYouth Côte d'Ivoire EvalYouth ECA EvalYouth Ecuador EvalYouth Global Network EvalYouth India EvalYouth Indonesia EvalYouth LAC EvalYouth MENA EvalYouth México EvalYouth Mongolia EvalYouth North America EvalYouth Pakistan EvalYouth Peru EvalYouth Spain EvalYouth Sri Lanka Ewatone Youth Organization FGV EESP Clear FIACU FinSight Corp LLC Focelac+ Fodman International Ltd Uganda Força Meninas Forum for the Educational Excellence Frontline Development Services Consulting GCAP Sri Lanka German Evaluation Society (DeGEval e.V.) GISR Institution for Survey Research Global Action for Community Development Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund Global Creative Hub Global Parliamentarians Forum for Evaluation Grassroots Research And Advocacy Movement (GRAAM) Green Transformation and Sustainability Network Grenier pour le Développement Intégré au Bushi hera - right to health and development HIRED Consult Hubforge. Global Impact Network iGov Africa ILO Evaluation Office Imigan Hope Empowerment Initiatives (IHIE) InSites Institut Le Baromètre Instituto de Meio Ambiente do Município de Itapipoca Inter-regional Initiative for Professionalization for Evaluation International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation (IOCE) Intrasensors BV IPFCPC Ines Ruhengeri Innicia Institute Of Social Studies Trust International Research Foundation International Youth Foundation IRSHAD Consulting Islamia University of Bahawalpur Ivorian Initiative for Evaluation (2IEval) JEEunes JESPD Kenya Medical Supplies Authority Khulisa Management Services Lady Irwin College LEP Development Consultancy,Zimbabwe Lida Africa Lifeflight Fiji Love Union Madhira Institute Malan Ideal Impact Evaluation and Research Consultancy Services Management Advisory and Consulting Ltd. Melbourne Microfinance Initiative MENA peace building and development forum MIDEPLAN - Costa Rica Ministerio de Ambiente y Energía (Costa Rica) Ministry of Local government, Malawi Ministry of Planning, Inv & Economic Development (Somalia) MLSE LaunchPad MONEV Studio Global Mongolian Evaluation Association Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate, Kenya MEPAK Movement for Youth Development (Ghana) Mutua Mysarah Foundation For Development National Children and Youth Advisory Board (NCYAB-Liberia) Nest Electrical Contractors Association Network of Youth For Sustainable Initiative (NGYouthSDGs) NFDHR Nigeria Youth SDGs Network Nigerian Association of Evaluators (NAE) Nimbalu Baykat NODDA OHCHR Evaluation Function One South, LLC ONG CADI-TOGO OPHCD P2p+ Español Pakistan Evaluation Association Parliamentarians for Climate - P4C Participation People Peer wellness Ghana People's Health Movement Tanzania (PHM Tanzania) Plan International Nigeria Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana Programme National de Développement Participatif (PNDP) Red hondureña de evaluación RedEval Costa Rica RedM&E -Mexico REDMEBOL ReLAC Réseau francophone de l'évaluation Réseau Ivoirien des Evaluateurs Émergeants Réseau Nigérien de Suivi et Evaluation Revidere-DFK RISE TO INSPIRE AFRICA INITIATIVE RoSE -Romanian Society of Evaluators Salvando el Cerro de Amalucan iniciativa Reafca Sambodhi Research and Communications Samuel Hall Sauceport Legal Consulting Services SDG Brigade India SDG Childrens Parliament of Sri Lanka SDG Youth Network of Sri Lanka Secretaría Nacional de Planificación (SNP, Ecuador) Sierra World Of Experience Solutions for the Planet South African Monitoring and Evaluation Association Sri Lanka Evaluation Association Sri Lanka Parliamentarians Forum for Evaluation SUNFO Global Federation Sustainable Development Council Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv The Hypatia Collaborative The National Union of Moroccan Students Three Hive Consulting Ticket des Jeunes pour l'Impact Social Tim Hortons Foundation Camps (Tims Camps) Town Crier Initiative Africa Trippinz Care INC UNESCO Evaluation Office UNFPA Independent Evaluation Office UNICEF Evaluation Office United for Impact United Mongolia Expert LLC United Student Association For Education, Inc. 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    Global inauguration of Youth in Evaluation Week 24 April 2023 | 1.00 pm GMT/9.00 am ET watch recording The Youth in Evaluation week was inaugurated by the Executive Director of UNFPA, Dr Natalia Kanem, and Yemurai Nyoni, a young evaluator from Zimbabwe who specializes in youth development. In addition, eight youth activists shared how to effectively engage youth in evaluation across sectors as we advance towards 2030, the deadline to deliver SDGs. speakers and moderators see all global events

  • Dialogue on a realizing universal human rights | Future of Evaluation

    The Future of Evaluation dialogue brings together leading evaluation experts and leaders, young and emerging evaluators and new voices in the evaluation community and beyond, to explore how innovative approaches and adaptations can make evaluation more influential given the evolving global landscape. Wednesday, 10 December 2025 8:00 am - 9:15 am ET Register Is evaluation key to realizing universal human rights? In observance of Human Rights Day, this dialogue explored the critical role of evaluation in achieving universal human rights and social justice. The dialogue also addressed the critical role of evaluation in driving accountability, the influence of technology on human rights-based evaluation practices, and youth engagement, as a prerequisite for stronger evaluation. In case you missed the conversation, read the 7 takeaways from the dialogue and catch up with the recording . Moderator Tetyana Nikitina is the Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation (PME) Adviser, UNFPA in West and Central Africa. A Ukrainian professional with over 17 years of international experience with the UN and the Council of Europe, spanning Europe, Central and South Asia, and Africa, her work includes developing UNICEF’s humanitarian monitoring and information systems, supporting national M&E and SDG frameworks for child rights, and promoting evaluation systems in Sri Lanka. Panelists Jennifer Worrell has over 30 years of experience in strategic planning, programming, leadership and organizational change. She is currently the Director of Strategic Planning, Programme Management, Evaluation and Change Service at OHCHR where she leads Office-wide processes to define and implement the strategic focus for 4-year programming and provides leadership for organizational change; risk management, evaluation and the development of a culture of results. Jennifer holds an MA in Leading Innovation and Change in organizations from the York St John University and an Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Environmental Studies and Natural Resource Management from UWI, Cave Hill, Barbados. Sanjeev Sridharan is a Professor of Health Policy Evaluation at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and Evaluation Advisor to the United Nations Internal Oversight Services and the Pan American Health Organization. Formerly with the Gates Foundation and University of Toronto, his research focuses on advancing the idea of an ecology of evidence, operationalizing sustainable impacts, and rethinking evaluation criteria. Kgaugelo Moshia-Molebatsi is a Senior Evaluation Specialist in the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation of South Africa with over 20 years of experience in coordination and management of research and evaluation. She holds a Master’s in population and sustainable development and certificates in monitoring and evaluation, research, and bio-statistics. Claudia Olavarría is a feminist evaluator and evaluation capacity development specialist whose work spans over 15 years across Latin America and beyond. Trained as a sociologist and holding a Master’s in Gender, Society, and Public Policy, she works at the intersection of evaluation, gender equality, and transformative change. Claudia has collaborated with UNDP, the World Bank, UNICEF, UN Women, FAO, ILO, and UNFPA, among other multilateral organizations. She currently coordinates the Glocal Evaluation Week and the Feminist Innovation in Monitoring and Evaluation Project with the Global Evaluation Initiative, promoting inclusive and equity-focused evaluation practices worldwide. Future of Evaluation dialogue

  • Dialogue on youth | Future of Evaluation

    The Future of Evaluation dialogue brings together leading evaluation experts and leaders, young and emerging evaluators and new voices in the evaluation community and beyond, to explore how innovative approaches and adaptations can make evaluation more influential given the evolving global landscape. Tuesday, 12 August 2025 8:00 am - 9:30 am ET Is the intersection of youth, innovation, and influence evaluation's new frontier? This dialogue explored how young leaders are revolutionizing evaluation and advancing accountability, transformation and acceleration towards the Sustainable Development Goals. It dove into the power of youth leadership and participatory approaches in evaluation, examining how youth-led digital transformation and innovation are reshaping evaluation practices and increasing its influence. It also highlighted the critical role of youth from the Global South in advancing indigenous evaluation. The opening address was delivered by UNFPA Acting Executive Director, Ms. Diene Keita. In case you missed the conversation, read the 7 takeaways from the dialogue and catch up with the recording . Moderator Agnes Nyaga is a Programme Management Officer working with the evaluation function of the UN Human Rights (OHCHR) Geneva. She is a young evaluator with 5 years of progressive experience in managing evaluations. Her passion and expertise in Human Rights, Gender Equality, Disability inclusion and meaningful engagement of youth has enabled her to robustly integrate these principles into evaluations, ensuring that groups in situations of vulnerability are heard and no one is left behind. Agnes is currently a co-convenor of the UNEG Young and Emerging Working group. Connect with Agnes on LinkedIn and X . Panelists Natalia Nikitenko is a former Member of Parliament of the Kyrgyz Republic from 2010 until 2022. She has chaired two Parliament Committees and is an initiator of more than 320 laws and amendments. She is a member of the Steering Committee of Global Parliamentarians Forum for Evaluation, a member of Eurasian Parliamentarians Forum for Evaluation, and a member of the National Evaluation Network of the Kyrgyz Republic. She is the author of the Law on Evaluation of the Kyrgyz Republic (2014), author of the Parliament Act and Methodology on the implementation of evaluation of laws and governmental programmes and policies. Brenda Bucheli is a social psychologist with a Master's in Human Resources and Knowledge Management. She is a specialist in planning, evaluation, knowledge management and capacity development with 30 years of experience. Brenda is the former Director of Pact Peru and USAID Peru MELS project and led 60+ consulting projects in Latin America. She is also the founder of EvalPeru and ReLAC (Latin American and Caribbean Network of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Systematization), and is the current ReLAC General Coordinator. She is a 2024 Molly Hageboeck Award recipient. Connect with Brenda on LinkedIn . Rachael Okoronkwo is a development practitioner with five years of experience in Project Management and Results-Based Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning. PMD-Pro certified, she has supported evaluations, developed MEL frameworks, and facilitated capacity-building initiatives for government and non-governmental organizations, ensuring data-driven decision-making and accountability across projects, programmes and sectors. Connect with Rachael on LinkedIn and X . Cheng Wang is the founder and co-lead of the EvalYouth China Chapter. He is currently pursuing a Master of Public Administration/International Development (MPA/ID) at the Harvard Kennedy School. Prior to this, he gained three years of professional experience with the Strategic Planning, Risk Management, Monitoring and Evaluation (SPRIMME) Team at UNDP China, where he supported the design and quality assurance of development initiatives, advanced national evaluation capacity, and contributed to strengthening UNDP’s strategic effectiveness at the country level. Connect with Cheng on LinkedIn. Future of Evaluation dialogue

  • Youth in Evaluation manifesto in Chinese | Eval4Action

    宣言 sign it! 促进青年及新晋评估人员切实参与评估工作的行动倡议 我们 , 作为全球评估领域的成员 , 包括各国政府 、 议会议员 、 专业评估志愿组织(VOPEs) 、 联合国机构 、 评估从业者 、 学术界 、 私营部门及发展领域代表 ; 确认 青年及新晋评估人员正在为塑造全球评估文化做出积极贡献 , 并通过拓展评估工作的变革性力量 , 推动构建一个以社会公平正义为基础的可持续 、 包容 、 公正的世界 ; 认同 我们在培养和支持青年及新晋评估人员切实参与评估过程及评估倡议方面的角色和责任 , 以助力实现可持续发展目标 ; 承诺 将开展战略性和协作性的努力 , 着力提升青年及新晋评估人员的专业能力 ; 致力 倡导并促进青年群体在评估工作中的真实和有意义的参与 , 重点关注青年群体的多样性 , 通过与青年合作开展评估方案的设计 、 实施和应用 。 这包括在评估的所有阶段吸纳青年及新晋评估人员的参与 , 包括担任以下角色 : 关键信息提供者 在评估数据的收集过程中提供观点和证据 , 尤其关注未被充分代表的青年群体 ; 评估小组成员 与资深评估专家共同开展评估工作 ; 顾问专家 为评估过程的关键产出提供见解 ; 决策参与方 与评估委托方和管理者共同引导和指导评估进程 ; 倡导 评估成果的应用 。 承认 青年及新晋评估人员切实参与评估工作是一个持续深化的过程 , 并非一蹴而就 , 需要对进程不断进行反思 , 并将经验教训转化为行动和变革 。 我们/我承诺成为推动青年参与评估事业的先锋力量 ! Sign the manifesto Sign english

  • Youth in Evaluation Week | Career development

    day 3 day 4 day 5 full programme career development sessions day 2 day 1 Further information and registration details for all sessions will be available shortly 23 April Learning Career development training EvalYouth North America 9.00 pm GMT 2.00 pm ET Virtual English North America Register 24 April 12.30 pm GMT Learning Engaging young people and emerging evaluators in monitoring and evaluation EvalYouth Togo Hybrid Togo French Register 00:00 am GMT (25 April) 6.00 pm Costa Rica Learning Evaluation of the 2030 Agenda and SDGs: Capacity building of young and emerging evaluators Red de Seguimiento y Evaluación de Costa Rica and EvalYouth Costa Rica Hybrid Costa Rica Spanish Register 25 April 3.00 am GMT 9.00 am Bhutan Evaluation and Data visualization training EvalYouth Bhutan Learning In person Dzongkha and English Bhutan Register 26 April 1.30 pm GMT Launch of Portuguese and English career development training products EvalYouth LAC Learning Virtual LAC Spanish and Portuguese Register 27 April 9.00 am GMT Career development event: EvalTalk EvalYouth ECA Learning Virtual Europe and Central Asia Local languages Register Evaluation of the SDGs & 2030 Agenda: Challenges and opportunities for Young Evaluators in Latin America and the Caribbean EvalYouth Global Network and EvalYouth LAC Learning 1.00 pm GMT 9.00 am EST Virtual LAC Spanish Register 29 April Learning Career Expo for young and emerging evaluators EvalYouth Sri Lanka 3.30 am GMT 9.00 am IST In person English Sri Lanka Register

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