Monthly Corner
IDH and WSAF Publication of ToolKit
Tashi Dendup Blog
David Wand - Podcast Reviewing Somalia SRH GBV project Performance Measurement Framework
Public Health Journal - December, 2024
Please get in touch with Steven Ariss (s.ariss@sheffield.ac.uk) if you’re keen to learn more or would like more FAIRSTEPS related resources.
ORACLE NEWS DAILY - Article by George S. Tengbeh
IEG & World Bank Publication - October, 2024
Getaneh Gobezie - Two Blogs
EVALSDGs Insight Dialogue - October 23rd 2024
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Quick tips to assess the risks of AI applications in Monitoring and Evaluation
recording here, and the Evaluation Insight here.
Value for Women Publication 2024
Events
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IDEAS Conference March 4 to 6 2025
March 4, 2025 at 6pm to March 6, 2025 at 7pm – Europe
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Many thanks for the interest in our poster
Many thanks for the friendly comments about our poster! For those who wish to learn more about the research, feel free to visit the dedicated site www.evawreview.de and download the full review report. It comes with an executive summary.
To answer Rituu's question; I believe that one reason for our success is that the form in which we present findings from Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) is quite novel. Also, we put much effort into making the poster visually appealing, working on the layout, the colours, the font form and size. There are a few good guidelines on designing posters on the web, a simple google search will take you to good resources. Btw, Power Point is an easy standard software one can use to design such posters.
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Comment by Ann Larson on October 14, 2014 at 18:51
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I agree with the judges. The pathway diagrams were fantastic. Imitation is the highest form of flattery so I am trying to work out how to display results of a multi case study project I am completing now.
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