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I hosted a Zoom call on Thursday, April 9th, 2020 to discuss evaluation in international development during COVID-19.
I asked people when registering for the call (about 75 people) to identify their biggest concern for evaluations at this time. Then I grouped these by theme. Below is this list.
What are your biggest concerns?
What is your biggest concern for evaluations during COVID-19?
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