Many evaluators have faced resistance from program stakeholders at some point or another. In this article, authors Marie-Hélène L’Heureux, Steve Jacob and Pernelle Smits make the case for understanding resistance and where it comes from.

In advance of the CES-NCC 5th Annual Learning Event in Ottawa, the CGE published an online article, “Principled Evaluation: Who Cares?”, by CES members Natalie Kishchuk, Wayne MacDonald and Emilie Peter.

The Evaluation section of the December 2017 issue of the CGE has published an article by CES-BC and Yukon Chapter member Bill Reid, Jasmina Fatic and Petra Lolic entitled “Evaluation Innovation in Practice: A GP for Me”.

On December 19, 2017, The Canadian Government Executive published an article on line by CES member Abdul Majeed, «Confronting the Misunderstood».

The November, 2017 of the Canadian Government Executive Magazine (Vol. 23, Issue 8) has published an article by CES member Marje Aksli.

If you wish to communicate your experience in evaluation, the Canadian Government Executive Magazine is interested.

If you wish to communicate your experience in evaluation, the Canadian Government Executive Magazine is interested.

In their recent CGEM article, Murray Kronick and Kasia Polanska acknowledge that there is value in tackling the more difficult outcomes to measure.

The lead article in the July/August 2017 of the CGEM is by CES New Brunswick member, Jamie Gamble.

As governments move toward digital transformation of service delivery, ensuring social inclusion is a pressing issue.