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About the ALNAP network Our network Online From roadblocks to roadmaps: navigating the enablers and barriers to advancing locally-led and community-engaged evaluation in humanitarian contexts gLocal 2024 event 5 June 2024 Locally-led Monitoring & Evaluation In-person IPDET 2024 workshop: Evaluating Humanitarian Action: Steps, Challenges, and Real-time Learning This workshop will use a combination of recent ALNAP research and practitioner insights from lectures who have worked on a wide range of humanitarian evaluations at the global scale and … 25 July 2024 — 26 July 2024 Monitoring & Evaluation Sign up to our bulletin Email Sign up Privacy Policy Terms of use Use of language Jobs HELP library Contact us Follow us This site uses cookies for better performance and user experience. Do you agree to use these cookies? Accept all Decline all Manage...