Community of Evaluators-Nepal (CoE-Nepal) is pleased to announce the call for applications for training-workshop on Designing, Managing and Undertaking Impact Evaluations. This is a three day training planned with the support of International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) and in ICIMOD. This is an important refresher opportunity available through the expertise of 3ie. The facilitators include:

• Dr. Neeta Goel, Senior Evaluation Specialist, 3ie, Email: ngoel@3ieimpact.org
• Ms. Radhika Menon, Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer, 3ie, Email: rmenon@3ieimpact.org
• Dr. Francis Rathinam, Senior Evaluation Specialist, 3ie, Email: frathinam@3ieimpact.org

Objectives. The main objective is to refresh the participants’ knowledge of Impact Evaluations (IEs) and further develop their skills to design and manage rigorous IEs. In addition, the workshop will provide hands-on experience through clinic sessions where participants can work and discuss on real world examples from Nepal or 3ie commissioned IEs.

Training sessions. This is a three days professional skills development workshop designed for those seeking to advance knowledge and skills in impact evaluation and for practicing evaluators and evaluation managers. It will have the following sessions

• Skills development sessions (Day 1 and 2)
  • IE overview
  • IE Methods
  • Exercises
• Hands-on clinic session (Day 3)
  • Individual/Group works
  • Discussions

BOOK YOUR PLACE EARLY TO SECURE YOUR PLACE

Please register as early as you can. We will have limited seats.

Fee. The fee for this course is NPR. 21,000, which covers venue cost, lunch, stationeries, hand-outs, coffee, snacks and certificate.

Write to us for registration. Please write to register with us through an email. And arrange the transfer of fee in favour of CoE-Nepal.

Be prepared beforehand! The resource persons expect that every participant should come with a proposed topic for impact evaluation in mind. They should know the details around the topic and be able to explain the project to others. But, no prepared presentations or documentation is required.