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Opinion Pieces
Blog posts are the views of the author and not those of the centre.
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CLEAR-AA Driving More Inclusive Evaluation Practices Across Africa
CLEAR-AA is advancing equitable evaluation across Africa through targeted trainings, with Volume 3 of the Equitable Evaluation series coming in 2026.
Where Local Knowledge Meets Global Learning: Hosting IPDET Nairobi 2025
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IPDET Nairobi 2025: A Milestone for Evaluation Capacity in Africa
CLEAR-AA Supports Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Planning and Budgeting in Tanzania
CLEAR-AA Strengthens Leadership for Evaluation Commissioners in Tanzania
Uganda’s First Ever National Evaluation Plan is a Watershed Moment
CLEAR-AA has played an important role in Uganda’s M&E evolution and the Ugandan government established a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation (M&E) system.
Transforming Tanzania’s Monitoring and Evaluation System for Lasting Change
CLEAR-AA’s work in Tanzania highlights the transformative impact of partnerships in strengthening the country’s M&E system.
Co-creation of the National Evaluation Plan and Evaluation Guidelines in Tanzania: Lessons learnt
A reflection of our experience of the CLEAR-AA/WFP Emerging Evaluator Programme
Inhibitors and enablers of applying M&E related knowledge and skills in the workplace
How the data revolution influences digital Monitoring and Evaluation in Africa
Patience and humility: what we often overlook when preparing to facilitate a workshop
The battle to return to evidence-based developmental practice and governance
Bring Feminist Evaluation to the forefront
The value of monitoring systems in times of a Pandemic
Reflections of an Emerging Evaluator leading an evaluation: Power dynamics
AfrED: Ground-breaking Evidence-base for Decision-making in Africa
Our Democracies Before and After COVID-19
Minding my privilege (Uncomfortable reflexivity)
How can MERL practitioners use data responsibly during the COVID-19 crisis
Embedding M&E systems within established political and governance systems in Anglophone Africa
A spanner in the machine: Ignoring context in country M&E systems
AfrED: Working together to curate African evaluations
Elements of a successful evaluation capacity building intervention in Africa
A critique of evidence-informed decision making via the lens of African practitioners
IMBIZO: Sharing experiences of young emerging evaluators (YEEs): AfrEA 2019 Conference
The Capture of Evaluations by Politics