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Policy advocacy

Lalit Bighane, a 20-year-old middle-year B.Com. student from Rahul Nagar in Bhopal, works with boys and girls in the neighborhood as a barefoot counsellor.
Blog post
15 November 2023
Advocacy as a change strategy
How can it be further strengthened to achieve better results for children?
9-year-old Narguez, from Afghanistan, raises her hand in class
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08 June 2023
Evaluations and the UNICEF Executive Board | 2023
Two major evaluation items for discussion at the UNICEF Executive Board session | Second regular session: 5–7 September 2023
Children play at a UNICEF-supported community pre-school in Egypt.
Document
11 December 2020
UNICEF-Adapted UNEG Evaluation Reports Standards
The report provides a clear explanation of the evaluation objectives and scope.

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UNICEF-Adapted UNEG Evaluation Reports Standards (PDF, 590 KB)
Schoolgirls stand outside a thatch building at Seyegan Elementary School in Pundong Village, Indonesia
Document
11 December 2020
Revised evaluation policy of UNICEF 2018
This provides enhanced functionality to help engage and encourage readers to share the guide for greater implementation and use.

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Revised evaluation policy of UNICEF 2018 (PDF, 5 MB)
Fatma Salih, 5, stands in her home in Aroma Village, Sudan
Document
11 December 2020
Procedure of the 2018 UNICEF Evaluation Policy
UNICEF Procedure to set out key accountabilities for the function and use of evaluations.

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UNICEF Procedure on the implementation of the 2018 UNICEF Evaluation Policy (PDF, 207 KB)
Students look at an inflatable globe, part of the educational supplies contained in a School-in-a-Box, Bangladesh
Document
02 December 2020
UNICEF Revised Evaluation Policy (2018)
The Evaluation Policy governs UNICEF’s evaluation function by providing a comprehensive framework for all evaluation activities by the organization.

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UNICEF Revised Evaluation Policy Brief (2018) (PDF, 1 MB)
In Romania, children jump in a playground in Bucharest, the capital.
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29 October 2020
Best evaluations
The Executive Director ensures compliance with the evaluation policy across the organization
Igihozo Kevin, 11, studies at home due to coronavirus-related school closures, listening to his Primary 5 lessons on the radio every day.
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21 October 2020
Global Evaluation Reports Oversight System (GEROS)
The UNICEF evaluation quality-assessment system.
Hilltribe children in Mae Song Son province of Thailand read their favourite books frommobile library.The mobile library project, supported by UNICEF, brings books to children living in hard-to-reach areas in Thailand. Books can nurture their creativity, language ability, and promote social interaction. Until now, these children have had very limited access to any books other than textbooks.
Blog post
16 August 2018
The challenge of learning from the invisible
Advocacy is an important strategy in a middle-income country where most UNICEF work is 'upstream', focused on normative or social change.