1. United Nations Evaluation Group 2014-2015 workplan SO4 on Partnership

2. Partnership Committee members
Agency
Name
UN Women
Marco Segone (Vice Chair)
ECA
Eskedar Nega
FAO
Marta Bruno
Luisa Belli – FAO’s UNEG focal point
GEF
Anna Viggh – GEF’s UNEG focal point
ITC
Miguel Jimenez
JIU
Nuria CASTELLS
OCHA
Maria Agnese Giordano
OHCHR
Jennifer Worrell
Flaminia Minelli
OIOS
Ellen Vinkey
Mona Fetouh
Messay Tassew
Shravanti Reddy
Priya Alvarez
UNDP
Ana Rosa Monteiro Soares
UNESCO
Barbara Torggler
Ekaterina Sediakina-Rivière
UNFPA
Andrea Cook
Alexandra Chambel
Hicham Daoudi
UN-Habitat
Martin Barugahare
UNICEF
Erica Mattellone
ALNAP
Francesca Bonino
EvalPartners
Neha Bhandari Karkara
14 Organizations
23 members

3. Vision
Partnership is one of the most effective strategy to maximize impact with limited resources
Is a mean to achieve an end, and not an end in itself
Through strategic partnership, UNEG will achieve two results:
maximize its capacity to outreach to external stakeholders, contributing to the global evaluation community while positioning itself as a leading actor
leverage partners’ resources and capacities to achieve and enhance UNEG goals

4. 2014-2015 Outcomes Progress so far: 36% have been achieved;
UNEG capacity to contribute to the global evaluation profession is enhanced
UNEG capacity to benefit from the global evaluation profession is enhanced
Progress so far:
36% have been achieved;
57% are on track, and
7% have been cancelled

5. Major outputs
E-learning course on how to develop Advocacy strategies for evaluation
E-learning course on Humanitarian Evaluation
Guidance on engendering National Evaluation Policies
Systemic review on gender in development

6. HLP in NY, including MP at ecosoc
First ever global MP meeting for evaluation (Dublin)
UNGA resolution on National evaluation capacities
2015 International Year of Evaluation

7. Evaluation Torch Global Movement
Evaluation Torch discusses four themes:
Identifying the key future priorities for the global evaluation community to launch the  Global Evaluation Agenda;
Bridging the gap between the evaluation community (supply side) and the policy makers community  (demand side), including Parliamentarians;
Mainstreaming evaluation in Sustainable Development Goals at international level, and in national development strategies at national level;
Developing equity-focused and gender-responsive National Evaluation Policies.

8. Torch moving

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12. 31 Countries Where EvalYear Events are Held

13. Countries that joined EvalYear so far

14. Global Evaluation Week, Parliament of Nepal
The Global Parliamentarian Forum for Evaluation
EvalGender+
EvalYouth
The Global Evaluation Agenda for

15. And what about the cost?

16. Thank you!