The Canadian Evaluation Society recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Thailand Evaluation Network (TEN) on the implementation of the credentialing of professional evaluators in Thailand. This project is intended to "be a channel to develop mutual knowledge, learn from one another’s good practices, promote and enhance the evaluation profession and contribute to decision-making process programme improvement and policy formation in Thailand". This agreement, which runs until 2018, will see the CES provide support and recommendations to TEN as they work to create a network of evaluators and build capacity in evaluation among those interested in high quality evaluations.

More details and pictures of the event are available online.