Evaluation media centre

Find the latest media content on how the UNICEF evaluation function uses evidence to drive results for every child, including infographics and videos.

Displaced children participate in a digital learning session at Al Salam internally displaced people’s camp in Kassala state.
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Evaluation videos

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Evaluation infographics

Our infographics collection provides imagery, charts, and minimal text that gives an easy-to-understand overview of an evaluation which helps communicate information quickly and clearly.

Joint Country Programme Evaluation: Cabo Verde

Independent evaluation of UNICEF’s Cabo Verde programme offers insights to improve effectiveness, equity, and sustainability of child-focused initiatives.

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Swachh Bharat Mission macro impact review

Swachh Bharat Mission’s impact on the economy and social outcomes.

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Thailand child support grant (CSG) Impact Evaluation report

A national impact evaluation offering policy insights to boost early-years programme effectiveness, efficiency, and outcomes for children.

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Evaluation of UNICEF girls’ education portfolio (2009-2015)

Every year around 16M girls never enter a primary school. They do not have the opportunity to learn, read or write, compared to about 10M boys.

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Formative evaluation of the OOSCI

In 2017, a formative evaluation of OOSCI assessed government progress in policy and solutions to reduce out-of-school children.

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Evaluating innovation at UNICEF

Innovation is a key strategic tool for realizing the rights of all children.

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Evaluating innovation in UNICEF work survey questions

This infogram shares insights on innovation in UNICEF’s work and supports knowledge exchange with partners. Views expressed do not reflect UNICEF policy.

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UNICEF Evaluation: Rural & small town drinking water supply

UNICEF’s contribution to water sector in a nutshell

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