Session 15: Draw it! – how visual thinking helps evaluation improve engagement, use, and influence

I hope it is not too late to express how glad I am to have participated in the AEW 2018 and how useful I found the sessions. The conversation we had at the Panel also facilitated our conversation with the IMF team of the independent report. We agreed to advance the conversation during the upcoming spring meeting. So the AEW was also good networking opportunity.

Habib Ur Rehman Mayar

Deputy General Secretary
G7+ Secretariat
I would like to thank you for a very informative and impactful conference. The networking opportunities, topics and knowledge shared were incredibly valuable. We look forward to next year’s event and would love the opportunity to participate more actively and bring some of the DBSA’s experiences and challenges to the discussion.

Saphira Surina Patel

Head of Sustainability, Professional Insights
Operations Evaluation Unit
Development Bank of South Africa
Those of us who were fortunate to experience the AEW have decided to initiate and encourage programs that will promote and formalize continuing evaluation of all things necessary to assist in our progress going forward in Federated State Micronesia. We would greatly appreciate any suggestions you or those responsible can provide to assist in our progression into this important area of evaluation.

Ilhen Joseph

State Auditor
Office of the National Public Auditor
Federated States of Micronesia
I really appreciated the chance to be involved in the conference as well. I have just begun to become involved in impact evaluation and this conference allowed me to see it in a whole new light.

Codey Abbey

Project Manager
Shaanxi Normal University, People’s Republic of China

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