Remote Project Evaluations - Digital Learning…

Development Education

With COVID restrictions in place in most countries around the world preventing the gathering of large groups, and both international and domestic travel, donors and partners need to consider new ways of evaluating their work.

Evaluations still matter, and in some cases need to be done to enable the development and design of new project cycles, or for some donors, to fulfil requirements in order to access future funding.

Watch the forum below.

TEAR Australia has been involved in three remote evaluations in 2020.

Jenny Beechey (TEAR Staff) in Melbourne, Australia participated in an evaluation of the work of the Diocese of Niaasa, Mozambique
Phillippa Keys, based in the Philippines, led an evaluation of TEAR’s partner Oasis Mozambique
Joshua Meares, from the USA, led an evaluation of Yasera, West Papua

Each of the three panellists discuss their experiences of doing evaluations differently and specifically look at:

Overview of the methodology used for the evaluation
What worked well, and perhaps what didn’t work so well?
Things you learned
Things you would do differently next time

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Remote Project Evaluations - Digital Learning Forum

TEAR Australia has been involved in three remote evaluations in 2020.

Each of the three panellists discuss their experiences of doing evaluations differently and specifically look at: