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Good practices in Gender-responsive Evaluation in Arab States
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Time: July 6, 2021 from 9am to 10am
Location: 9 am EST time
Event Type: webinar, evalgender, -, evalmena, evaljordan, un, women
Organized By: Florencia Tateossian
Latest Activity: Jul 5, 2021
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Event Description
UN Women, EvalGender+, EvalMena and EvalJordan are pleased to invite you to the Good Practices in Gender-Responsive Evaluation in the Arab States Region focusing on the use of gender-responsive frameworks in evaluations.
- Date: 6 July at – 9am NY
- Zoom registration: https://unwomen.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkce6gqT0oH9AHNUC1IvEVtnIWVW2bRyqX
- Moderated by: Abeer Hakouz, EvalGender+ Representative, EvalJordan and EvalMena and Florencia Tateossian, EvalGender+ co-chair and UN Women Evaluation Specialist
- Speakers
- Ms. Chaitali Chattopadhyay , Regional Evaluation Specialist, UN Women IES/Regional Office Arab States , will present the UN Women Good Practices in Gender-Responsive Evaluation
- Mr. Luca Molinas, Regional Evaluation Officer, WFP/Regional Bureau for Middle East and North Africa
- Ms. Lauren Pett, Monitor and Evaluation Expert: Strengthening the Resilience of Syrian Women and Girls and Host Communities in Iraq, Jordan and Turkey.
- Ms. Nour Qawasmi, Monitoring and Evaluation Expert, EvalJordan
- Ms. Rania Fazah, Evaluation & Capacity Development Consultant, Lebanon
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