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Integrate and network evaluations to inform and energize transformation.

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Evaluation in the Face of the Climate Emergency: Observations & Synthesis

Guest Blue Marble Evaluation blog from Scott C. Chaplowe, a dedicated evaluation professional with over 20 years’ experience working with civic, public and private organizations seeking sustainable solutions for social and environmental challenges.

Resource

Book Review: Blue Marble Premises and Principles

Summary: Michael Quinn Patton’s Blue Marble Evaluation is a forward-looking, path-breaking, and timely contribution to evaluation theory and practice. The title of the book evokes the Blue Marble shot—a photograph of the whole earth taken by the Apollo 17 astronauts in 1972. The preface of the book displays the first image of our lonely planet captured from space in 1968 (Earthrise).

Author
Robert Picciotto, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Year
2020

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Evaluation Implications of the Coronavirus Global Health Pandemic Emergency

In this blog, Michael offers his perspective on the implications of the global health emergency for evaluation.

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Evaluation Criteria for Transformation Webinar Summary

Webinar Recording available here.

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Evaluation Criteria for Transformation: A Blue Marble Evaluation Perspective

Climate change and the global emergency changes everything. The global mandate heard everywhere now is TRANSFORMATION.  Business-as-usual criteria (like the revised DAC Network on Development Evaluation evaluation criteria) are not adequate for evaluating transformation.

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Theory of Transformation Part 2: Case Example for Blue Marble Evaluation

Join Michael Quinn Patton and Jerald Hage for a discussion of the Hage Hypothesis and Theories of Transformation.
Author
Michael Quinn Patton and Jerald Hage
Year
2019

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Theory of Transformation Part 3: Transforming Evaluation to Evaluate Transformation

This webinar is now complete. Recording currently unavailable. Please check back soon.

Presenter: Michael Quinn Patton of Utilization-Focused Evaluation

Author
Michael Quinn Patton
Year
2019

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Evaluating Agriculture Systems Change

The Collaborative Crop Research Program (CCRP) funds 85 agriculture research projects in the Andes and Africa. CCRP’s work has an Agroecological Intensification (AEI) focus based on using ecological principles to sustainably cultivate land. The emphasis is on principles, because the actual practices will vary according to social and ecological contexts. AEI is part of a broader global movement on agroecology.

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Integrate and network evaluations to inform and energize transformation.

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