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Sans évaluation, pas d’amélioration. L’#Évaluation aide #UNICEF à comprendre ce qui fonctionne, ce qui ne fonctionne pas et comment accroître son impact.

Meet our Interim Director of Evaluation | One Minute. One Question

Francesco Iacoella explains why effective evaluations don't stop at findings – they drive lasting policy change and improve outcomes for communities.

UNICEF colleagues share why evaluation matters for learning, accountability, and better decisions that drive results for every child.

In our third episode of One Minute, One Question, Nirav Nitin Shah reflects on why trust matters for meaningful community engagement in evaluation.

What does evaluation really do? At UNICEF, evaluation helps us learn, adapt and improve for children. It helps us understand what works, what doesn’t & why.

Evidence matters only if it leads to action. Watch Antonio Canaviri explain why evaluation is essential for UNICEF.

💬 What makes a great evaluator? Curiosity. Rai Sengupta says the best evaluators ask better questions and keep people at the heart of data. Watch now.

This video shows how cost‑efficient digital tools strengthen teacher development, boosting peer support and inclusive learning.

An Evaluation Synthesis offers a fast snapshot of years of UNICEF evidence—revealing trends, lessons, and what works to support smarter, faster decisions.

Teachers are key to SDG4, yet many face challenges. This video highlights work in Ethiopia and Jamaica to strengthen teacher support and improve learning.

UNICEF synthesized evaluations from 2018–2022 with Newcastle University to assess what works for children, why, and how performance supports SDGs/Agenda2030

Teachers are key to SDG4, yet many face challenges. This video highlights practices from Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and Madagascar to strengthen teaching.

How can safe spaces help prevent child marriage and keep girls in school?

UNICEF evaluated its Gender Policy & Action Plans to assess frameworks, enablers, and results, sharing lessons to strengthen gender equality leadership.

250M children remain out of school. This video shares evidence and innovations from UNICEF’s evaluation on expanding flexible inclusive learning pathways.