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9-year-old Narguez, from Afghanistan, raises her hand in class
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04 January 2023
Evaluations and the Executive Board
The Executive Director ensures compliance with the evaluation policy across the organization.
Nirma (8) always wears her mask before stepping out during covid 19 pandemic. Location : Adarsh Dhunda Village, Barmer, Rajasthan, India.
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19 December 2022
Evaluation of the UNICEF L3 response to COVID-19
Learn more about how UNICEF responded to its first global ‘Level 3 emergency activation’.
On 18 October 2022 in India, 32-year-old Kaneez Fatima is seen with her youngest born, Hammad Mustafa Khan, 13 months. Fatima lives with her four children in M East ward, Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai. Her other three older children have all been vaccinated, however, Hammad Mustafa is a zero-dose child. According to Kaneez, Hammad is zero-dose because he has constantly been unwell, hence she has not gotten him immunized.
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06 December 2022
East Asia and Pacific ELW on gender responsive evaluations
This webinar on gender responsive evaluations will focus on how a gender transformative lens can be integrated and applied to the evaluation process.
Azzam was five years old when a shell fell on the house where he was staying. His little sister was killed and his father badly injured – and Azzam lost his leg.
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05 December 2022
Evaluation of UNICEF's response in Syria
UNICEF has been responding to the needs of Syrian children and their families. This report assesses UNICEF’s response inside Syria over the last four years.
These adolescents are exposed to risky environments when the parents don’t have the skills to care for them. There are many negative influences which are attractive to adolescents and without the parental support they fall prey to drugs, alcohol, gaming addiction and sexual exploitation.
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10 November 2022
UNEG EPE 2022-2023: Evaluating in a pandemic | 3 Nov. 2022
The first EPE session: An opportunity for UN agencies in Asia-Pacific sharing best evaluations & reflecting on best practices for quality evaluations.
Two girls at the playground of their school, in Fada, in the east of Burkina Faso. For every child, education.
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04 October 2022
UNICEF WCARO Child-Focused Evaluation Webinars | Oct 2022
The winners of the UNICEF WCARO/AfrEA Child-Focused Evaluation competition launched in 2021 will participate in two webinars on 4 and 6 October.
A student sits for a photograph as he works in an exercise book at a primary school in Kimbirila-Sud, near Odienné, Côte d'Ivoire.
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04 October 2022
Webinar 2 - How to make your evaluations more child-focused
The winners of the UNICEF WCARO/AfrEA child-focused evaluation competition launched in 2021 will participate in 2 webinars on 4 and 6 October.

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Webinar 2 How to Make your Evaluations more Child-Focused: A Critical Review of 3 Innovative Methods (PDF, 208 KB)
a girl looks up from writing during a class, in a temporary learning space in the Ngagam displacement camp in the Diffa region, Niger.
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04 October 2022
Webinar 1- Engaging with children in evaluation | 4 Oct 2022
The winners of the UNICEF WCARO/AfrEA child-focused evaluation competition launched in 2021 will participate in 2 webinars on 4 and 6 October.

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Webinar 1 - Engaging with Children in Evaluation: A critical Review of Transformative Methodological Approaches (PDF, 197 KB)
UNICEF Disability Guidance - landscape
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30 September 2022
Disability-inclusive evaluations in UNICEF
This guidance note was developed to guide the organization on the progress to achieve the UNDIS indicator 10 standards.

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Disability-Inclusive Evaluations in UNICEF: Guideline for Achieving UNDIS Standards (PDF, 1 MB)
A student washes his hands with a UNICEF-supplied bucket and tap outside Dikolelayi Primary School in Kananga, Kasai-Occidental province, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), 23 October 2018. Dikolelayi holds the title of Healthy School, which it earned by ensuring that at least 80 per cent of the students had access to drinking water, used hygienic toilets and knew the principles of hand washing. In return, UNICEF has supplied the school with sanitation kits containing dustbins, wastepaper baskets, rakes, w
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30 August 2022
WASH Evaluation Learning Week | 26-30 September 2022
The Week is to showcase evaluative evidence that has examined the impacts of UNICEF WASH programming on children and their communities.