A workshop co-hosted by the Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) of the New Development Bank (NDB), the Center for Evidence-based Social Science (CEBSS) of Lanzhou University, and Global Evaluation Initiative (GEI).
Crisis settings pose challenges for evaluations. Practitioners often dismiss evaluation as a luxury which cannot be afforded at times of crisis. This is a mistake. The need to learn from experience—what works, what doesn’t, where and for who, and why—is every bit as important in a crisis setting.
Sessions include: Evaluations in crisis settings; Applying the DAC criteria in crisis settings; Economic analysis; Case studies.
Presenters:
Ashwani K. Muthoo, NDB
Kehu Yang, Lanzhou University
Howard White, Lanzhou University
Sohini Mookherjee, CLEAR South Asia
Megan Grace Kennedy-Chouane, OECD
Ayumi Konishi, Multilateral Cooperation Center for Development Finance
Xiaozhe Zhang, NDB
Peixian Xu, International Department of the Gansu Provincial Department of Finance, China
Zhipeng Wei, Lanzhou University
Xuping Song, Lanzhou University
Moderator:
Wenjie Zhou, Renmin University
