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Blog
December 3, 2018
Expanding Our View of What Matters: Translating Values into Ethical Evaluative Practice
By
Alison Miranda (TAI)
A look at the bigger picture of what brings values into evaluation.
September 18, 2018
Deep Dive: Shaping Learning Questions in a Funder Collaborative
By
Alison Miranda (TAI)
How can a funder collaborative engage with evidence to improve grantmaking practice? The first step is to ask the right learning questions.
Blog
December 17, 2017
A Jamboree of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Practitioners
By
Alison Miranda (TAI)
What might the linkages be between MEL organizational models and grantee organizational health and effectiveness? What are we leaving out by “boiling down” our work to mere metrics that are often imperfect proxies to the phenomena we are trying to change? What that type of peer learning might look like over time, and perhaps through virtual interactions?
Blog
November 4, 2017
Grand Challenges for Accountable Governance and Collaboration
By
Alison Miranda (TAI)
What lessons does this complex, global grant-making initiative offer for TAI’s collaborative approach to improving accountable governance?
Blog
September 17, 2017
Maturity Models: Visualizing Progress Towards Next-Generation Transparency and Accountability
By
Alison Miranda (TAI)
and
Megan Colnar (Open Society Foundation)
How can we assess progress on a second-generation way of working in the transparency, accountability and participation (TAP) field? Monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning (MERL) maturity models can provide some inspiration.