Blogs
Evaluating efforts in energy efficiency: Revisiting a COP17 Durban side event
In cooperation with Climate-Eval, the Global Environmental Facility Evaluation Office (GEF EO) organized the COP17 side event "Energy Efficiency: What works and what doesn't- Lessons from Evaluation" in Durban, South Africa last December 6, 2011.
Enhancing assessments of forest reserve areas (video)
This World Bank-sponsored TEDx video may be almost two years old, and perhaps the facts presented may be older considering the time to undertake evaluations. Yet the insights it provides to evaluating the effectiveness of protected areas may still remain relevant.
Climate-Eval jobs 6
Your source of the latest jobs in M&E of climate change and development. The list is updated as soon as the job vacancies are announced online, so please check the Climate-Eval blog regularly.
"They never listened to me before"
Using participatory video for monitoring and evaluation in community-based adaptation to climate change
By Soledad Muniz and Isabelle Lemaire
GEF Secretariat, Evaluation Office and the World Bank IEG share lessons in evaluating climate adaptation at the COP17 in Durban
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) Secretariat and Evaluation Office presented initial findings and lessons in evaluating climate adaptation funds, while the World Bank Independent Evaluation Group addressed the link between adaptation and development. However, more questions are also raised.
The videos below were recorded in the side event "Adaptation in Practice- Evaluating innovative approaches" at the UNFCCC COP17 in Durban, South Africa. Anna Viggh, Sr. Evaluation Officer at the GEF Evaluation Office, moderated the discussions.
