BY Margaret Kakande President, Uganda Evaluation Association 1.

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BY Margaret Kakande President, Uganda Evaluation Association 1

 Overview of evaluation effort  Types of Evaluations done and scope  The Use of Evaluation results  Influence of Evaluation results  Evaluation capacity in country  Role of Uganda Evaluation Association  Conclusion 2

 Policy makers are for evidence based decision making  However Evaluation practice is still weak  Evaluation activities are scattered in various organizations, at all government levels  The Office of the Prime Minister is in- charge of coordinating evaluation activities 3

 Ex-ante evaluation on controversial national policies done jointly by research institutions; government ministries and external technical assistance  National impact evaluation of poverty programme by independent consultants; and macro-economic policies by CSOs  Mid term programme evaluations within sectors by independent consultants 4

 Evaluation results have been mainly used by government and development partners. They were mainly government demand driven but funded by development partners  National evaluations were used by national level policy makers  Mid-term evaluations were mainly for sector ministries and development partners 5

 Two major influences at national level - Evaluation of SAPs programme by CSOs reinforced governments’ resolve to pursue prudent macroeconomic policies - Evaluation of national poverty programme shaped the National Development Plan, as well as monitoring and evaluation efforts  Mid term evaluations shaped future programme direction in many sectors 6

 Evaluation capacity still weak  There are capacity building opportunities in various institutions that impart some evaluation skills  However there is no single institution providing a comprehensive evaluation skills development package in country  One University is spearheading a post graduate M&E training course but this is focused on maternal health 7

 The Association aims at promoting the practice, use, quality and ethics of M&E  It is focusing on fostering capacity for evaluation  It has created a network to facilitate sharing of relevant information/knowledge on evaluation  It is promoting professionalism by defining standards and guidelines for evaluation 8

 There is a quest for evaluation work  However evaluation capacity in country is still weak  There are efforts to foster professionalism within the evaluation fraternity  There is need for international support ( both financial and technical) in these efforts 9