In preparation for the next UNEG strategy commencing in 2020, the United Nations Evaluation Group contracted an external team of consultants, led by CES member Wayne MacDonald to undertake a Midterm Review (MTR) of the UNEG Strategy 2014-2019.

If you are interested in impact evaluation, the Impact Management Project has created a very comprehensive glossary of all the terms associated with this subject.

This panel of three Indigenous evaluators and one non-Indigenous evaluation ally examines the role of evaluation in promoting sovereignty and self-determination and challenge those in attendance to move beyond current notions of culturally responsive evaluation to advocate for true co-creation.

On May 28^th, at the last CES Conference in Calgary, an award was presented to Sarah Sangster, Ph.D. Candidate in Applied Social Psychology at the University of Saskatchewan. The title of her presentation was: do we serve evaluation when we contrast it with research.