Welcome to EvalSDGs!

EvalSDGs is a network of interested and skilled policy-makers, institutions and practitioners
who advocate for the critical role of evaluation for achieving the SDGs.
This website will provide you with information and resources around Evaluation and the SDGs.

News

Resource news

Briefing Paper 12 – Evaluating sustainable development: how the 2030 Agenda can help 12th Briefing paper: Evaluating sustainable development: how the 2030 Agenda can help As countries increasingly commit to sustainable development pathways, they need approaches that assess the sustainability dimension of national policies and ...

Webinar: Evaluation Criteria: What has changed, why, and why does it matter? On 16 January 2020, 9.00 to 10.15am EST, UNICEF, EVALSDGs and the OECD DAC Evaluation Criteria Task Force organized a webinar on the topic Evaluation Criteria: What has changed, why, ...

Forum on Strengthening National Evaluation Capacities for the Africa We Want – Addis Ababa, December 2019 Forum on Strengthening National Evaluation Capacities for the Africa We Want: Towards evidence-based Agenda 2063 and SDGs Reporting UNICEF’s Evaluation Office and the UNICEF Liaison Office to the African Union & ...

Publications

Various important and interesting publications on SDGs and evaluation are available for use at your convenience. Feel free to share any publications you have and not included in this virtual space.

Briefing Papers

Briefing papers are jointly published by IIED, EVALSDGs and UNICEF in collaboration with various partners depending on the topic of the briefing paper. Feel free to download them or share the links with your networks.

Country Spotlights

EVALSDGs advocates for the use of “Spotlight” as a tool to build and reinforce the national evaluation capacities of countries and contribute to empowering various partners in exchanging and sharing learnings. Find country cases here.

Insights

EVALSDGs publish insights on various aspects on SDGs and evaluation to share the technical aspects with practitioners. Feel free to download them or share the links with your networks.