Irish Evaluation Network

Overview of the Irish Evaluation Network

The School of Education Studies, DCU, currently provides a base and support for the Irish Evaluation Network, the development of which is supported and promoted by a Co-ordinating Committee composed of individuals' interested or involved in evaluation in Ireland.

The Network was established in late 2002, to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, seminars and conferences for people involved in evaluation in Ireland . It currently runs a variety of activities including Conferences and Lunchtime seminars.

News

UNICEF is looking for Evaluation Experts for Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States - Closing date 16th October 2011
Click here for more information

"Evaluation of Science and Technology Investments"
Jim Ryan & Brendan Wafer, The CIRCA Group Europe Ltd.

Date: 5th November 2010, 1pm
Venue: Board Room, National Economic and Social Council, 16 Parnell Square, Dublin 1
To view a copy of the presentation, click here

Series of Live Webinars on “Emerging Practices in Development Evaluation". Click here for more information


Quick Links

New from the World Bank Independent Evaluation Group is Writing Terms of Reference for Evaluation: A How-To Guide

Free Resources for Program Evaluation and Social Research Methods
Links to free online guides, manuals, 'how to' information about evaluation and the methods related to it, and also links to free statistical software, sites on how to present data and evaluations, and many other sites of interest.

Links to Evaluation Methodological Issues

 

nese

NESE is the collaboration of National Evaluation Societies of Europe, a working group within EES. National societies co-operate towards developing mutual knowledge, learning from one another’s good practices, and promoting the evaluation profession in European countries.


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For other queries, please email: conor sullivan at dcu dot ie