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Children at the water well of their school in Mora, in the Extreme Nord of Cameroon.
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21 March 2023
Impact Catalyst Fund 2023 Call for Proposals
The Impact Catalyst Fund is a strategic initiative of the UNICEF Evaluation Office to support high-quality impact evaluations in priority thematic areas.

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ICF 2023 Call for Proposals (PDF, 303 KB)
Application Template (PDF, 117 KB)
Two children play with toy building blocks on the floor of Kindergarten no.9 in Brasov, Romania, during the visit of President and CEO of UNICEF USA Michael Nyenhuis to the city.
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21 March 2023
UNICEF Evaluation of Impact Strategy and Action Framework
The Strategy is a practical reference for UNICEF regional and country offices in their efforts to inform national plans and child-focused policies.

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Evaluation of Impact Strategy (PDF, 2 MB)
Cadre stratégique et d’action (PDF, 1 MB)
Marco de Estrategia y Acción (PDF, 1 MB)
Summary Brochure (PDF, 1 MB)
Strategy-at-a-Glance (PDF, 43 KB)
Action Framework (PDF, 49 KB)
IE Factsheet 2017-2022 (PDF, 1 MB)
First day school after holidays for the children of Agadez, in the North of Niger.
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21 March 2023
UNICEF Evaluation of Impact
Evaluation plays a key role in delivering feedback on results through impartial and credible assessment of what works, what does not and why.
280 families live in Daniyle IDP Camp, which was set up just four months ago to accommodate those fleeing from different parts of the region due to the drought.
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16 March 2023
Evaluating Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus | 31 March
The UNEG Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Working Groups invite you to join the EPE panel discussion on Evaluating Humanitarian, Development, & Peace Nexus.
Impact Evaluations: Strategic directions, challenges and innovations_presentation poster
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14 February 2023
Impact Evaluations webinar slide deck presentation | Feb2023
The panel was jointly organized by WFP and UNICEF and to share the experiences two agencies in strengthening evaluative work on Impact Evaluations.

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Impact Evaluations: Strategic directions, challenges and innovations_Presentation (PDF, 3 MB)
Children enjoying a meal, after a learning session on feeding in the community, of Kodougou, in the north-west of Côte d’Ivoire.
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10 February 2023
Impact Evaluations webinar recording and PPT | 14 Feb 2023
The panel was jointly organized by WFP and UNICEF and to share the experiences two agencies in strengthening evaluative work on Impact Evaluations.
On 19 October 2020 in the Monte Sinaí neighbourhood of Guayaquil, Ecuador, Denisse Toala (centre right, in mask), 17, leads a painting exercise for local children. Monte Sinaí is one of the more economically disadvantaged neighbourhoods in the city. Since classes moved online at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many children have fallen behind in their learning due to a lack of resources necessary for successful remote learning –
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06 February 2023
Evaluation of UNICEF's Positioning for the Strategic Plan
This evaluation aimed to assess traditional evaluability issues and to determine whether each strategic element of the UNICEF Strategic Plan is in place.
9-year-old Narguez, from Afghanistan, raises her hand in class
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04 January 2023
Evaluations and the UNICEF Executive Board | 2023
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’.
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.
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