Pakistan Evaluation Association (PEA) and Development of Evaluation System
Formation of Evaluation Network in response to regional challenges, PEA's role in promoting evaluation culture, involvement of key participants like M&E Champions, International Development Professionals, and collaboration among various stakeholders for national level impact.
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PAKISTAN EVALUATION ASSOCIATION (PEA)
Issues Prompted Formation of Evaluation Network MDGs underachievement in the region; Less or no representation of Pakistan in international evaluation forums; A robust and active evaluation system/network to promulgate culture of evaluation across sectors.
Main Participants in the Network M&E/Evaluation Champions; International Development Professionals (Evaluation Systems Experts); Representation from civil society, academia, UN agencies, Governments (federal and provincial).
How PEA help in the Development of Evaluation System Synergy amongst the different players/stakeholders and realization about the importance of evaluation system at national level; Different players at a single forum (Governments, civil society, academia, UN, donors, and NGOs); Collaborations, networks, and connections; Direction to youth (M&E Champions).
