Gallery of African EIDM Stories

Evidence Matters

The use of stories-of-significant change to elucidate health systems changes with potential to inform universal health coverage strengthening: lessons learnt from six pilot counties in Kenya

James Kariuki, medical research officer at Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
James Kariuki, medical research officer at Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
Community of Practice – Bolgatanga East District Assembly, Ghana

Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa
Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa

Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa

Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager  (TEERE)
Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager (TEERE)
Mentorship Programme for African World Heritage Professionals

Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa
Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa

Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa

Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager  (TEERE)
Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager (TEERE)
Traditional storytelling audit feedback by eBASE Africa

Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa
Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa

Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa

Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager  (TEERE)
Maxwell Babilo Banu, monitoring and evaluation manager (TEERE)
Attributes of connections and collaboration among rural farmers in Niger

Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam, former president of the African Evaluation Society (AfrEA) and current chairperson of the EvalIndigenous Network
Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam, former president of the African Evaluation Society (AfrEA) and current chairperson of the EvalIndigenous Network
The story of open and distance learning in Botswana: leveraging evidence informed decision-making

Godson Gatsha, Deputy Vice Chancellor - Student Services at the Botswana Open University (BOU)
Godson Gatsha, Deputy Vice Chancellor - Student Services at the Botswana Open University (BOU)
Soaring on The Wings of Collaboration; the Case of Effective Basic Services (eBASE) in Cameroon Africa

Nain Mirabel Yuh, project coordinator - disability at eBase Africa
Nain Mirabel Yuh, project coordinator - disability at eBase Africa
AS THE BLINKERS OPEN

Promise Nduku, researcher at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
Promise Nduku, researcher at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
RECEIVING ‘SMARTS’ ON THE SLY; THE AEN GIFTS KNOWLEDGE ON BEING A SUPER TEAM MEMBER

Precious Motha, programme officer at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
Precious Motha, programme officer at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
AEN COMMUNICATION TWEETS BETTER

Charity Chisoro, programme officer at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
Charity Chisoro, programme officer at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
UNDERSTANDING EVIDENCE USE COULD HAVE SAVED MILLIONS

Siziwe Ngcwabe, director and co-chair at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
Siziwe Ngcwabe, director and co-chair at Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
THE ‘AFRICA’ IN AEN IS REAL

Likhwa Ncube, researcher at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
Likhwa Ncube, researcher at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
THE PEOPLE FACTOR

Nasreen Jessani, researcher focused on health policy and systems research
Nasreen Jessani, researcher focused on health policy and systems research
TRUST OVER TIME, FORGES COLLABORATION

Emily Hayter,  senior programme specialist at INASP
Emily Hayter, senior programme specialist at INASP
AFRICA HAS ITS VERY OWN FLAVOUR

Ruth Stewart, founding chairperson of the Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
Ruth Stewart, founding chairperson of the Africa Evidence Network (AEN)
THE SHOCK OF EVIDENCE WEEK!

Linda Etale, gender and environment specialist
Linda Etale, gender and environment specialist
WHAT’S IN THE VALUE PROPOSITION?

Elton Mpiyuri, financial administrator at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
Elton Mpiyuri, financial administrator at Africa Centre for Evidence (ACE)
AELA AS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF POTENTIAL

Eric Ngang, researcher and environmentalist, Cameroon
Eric Ngang, researcher and environmentalist, Cameroon
THE AEN IS A SOURCE FOR WHAT IS NEW

Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam, former president of the African Evaluation Society (AfrEA) and current chairperson of the EvalIndigenous Network
Serge Eric Yakeu Djiam, former president of the African Evaluation Society (AfrEA) and current chairperson of the EvalIndigenous Network
SUCCESSFUL COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND NGOS IN ADVANCING EIDM SOUTH AFRICA, IS POSSIBLE

Harsha Dayal, director of research in the Department of Planning Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME), Presidency of South Africa
Harsha Dayal, director of research in the Department of Planning Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME), Presidency of South Africa
UNDERSTANDING ORGANISATIONAL FACTORS TO STRENGTHENING SYSTEMATIC USE OF EVIDENCE IN POLICY-MAKING

Emily Hayter,  senior programme specialist at INASP
Emily Hayter, senior programme specialist at INASP

Verity Warne, director of communications and engagement at INASP
Verity Warne, director of communications and engagement at INASP
STORY TELLING: ENHANCING KNOWLEDGE WHILE TRANSFORMING LIVELIHOODS IN UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS

Jumwoh Miguel, media information and community outreach at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Jumwoh Miguel, media information and community outreach at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa

Aweh Annih Akofu, researcher at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa and EEF and CEDIL funded We Attain Project
Aweh Annih Akofu, researcher at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa and EEF and CEDIL funded We Attain Project

Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
SCIENCE FOR GIRLS? THE USE OF EVIDENCE TO INFORM EDUCATION MESSAGING FOR FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN CAMEROON

Asahngwa Constantine, director of the Cameroon Centre for Evidence- Based Health Care
Asahngwa Constantine, director of the Cameroon Centre for Evidence- Based Health Care
CONNECTING SCIENCE TO POLICY AND INDUSTRY: EVIDENCE FROM CSIR, GHANA

Justina Onumah, senior research scientist at the CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute
Justina Onumah, senior research scientist at the CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute
BLENDED LEARNING AND MENTORSHIP ENHANCES TRAINING INITIATIVES FOR HEALTH CONSUMERS IN CAMEROON

Ndi Euphrasia Atuh, researcher at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa and co-director of Cameroon Consumer Service Organisation (CamCoSO)
Ndi Euphrasia Atuh, researcher at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa and co-director of Cameroon Consumer Service Organisation (CamCoSO)
A STRATEGIC COLLABORATION BETWEEN NGOS AND THE PARLIAMENT OF GHANA LEADS TO A SUCCESSIVE AFRICA EVIDENCE WEEK

Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa
Kirchuffs Atengble, research team lead at PACKS Africa
AN UNDERSERVED POPULATION CONNECTED TO BASIC SERVICES

Nain Mirabel Yuh, project coordinator - disability at eBase Africa
Nain Mirabel Yuh, project coordinator - disability at eBase Africa

Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
Patrick Mbah Okwen, team lead at Effective Basic Services (eBASE) Africa
ADVANCING THE RIGHT TO READ FOR CHILDREN AGED 0-9 IN RWANDA

Caroline Dusabe, Africa early childhood development senior specialist at Save the Children International
Caroline Dusabe, Africa early childhood development senior specialist at Save the Children International
WEANING YOUNG GIRLS OFF “SUGAR” – YOUNG 1OVE’S USE OF EVIDENCE TO SAFEGUARD BOTSWANA’S YOUTH

Jennifer Opare-Kumi, former research and program manager at Young 1ove and currently DPhil student at the University of Oxford
Jennifer Opare-Kumi, former research and program manager at Young 1ove and currently DPhil student at the University of Oxford
USING EVIDENCE TO SAVE AN EVALUATION FIRM’S RESOURCES

Julian K, Bagyendera, executive director of Provide and Equip (P&E) Ltd, CEO of Molian Investments
Julian K, Bagyendera, executive director of Provide and Equip (P&E) Ltd, CEO of Molian Investments
IMPLEMENTING A GENDER DIAGNOSTIC TOOL AS A MEANS TO ENHANCE GENDER RESPONSIVE POLICIES AND PRACTICES

Parfait Kasongo, communication and learning coordinator at Twende Mbele
Parfait Kasongo, communication and learning coordinator at Twende Mbele
FROM MERELY DEVELOPING CAPACITY TO INSTITUTIONALISING EIDM IN THE HEALTH SECTOR IN ZIMBABWE

Ronald Munatsi, director of the Zimbabwe Evidence Informed Policy Network (ZeipNET)
Ronald Munatsi, director of the Zimbabwe Evidence Informed Policy Network (ZeipNET)
INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE GOES BEYOND TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP: EXPERIENCES BETWEEN AFIDEP AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

Rose Oronje, development policy and communications specialist at AFIDEP
Rose Oronje, development policy and communications specialist at AFIDEP
USING LOCAL INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES FOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION DECISIONS: FROM THE LOCAL TO GLOBAL

Eric Ngang, researcher and environmentalist, Cameroon
Eric Ngang, researcher and environmentalist, Cameroon
USING EVIDENCE FROM EVALUATIONS TO IMPROVE OTHER EVALUATED PROGRAMS

Julian K, Bagyendera, executive director of Provide and Equip (P&E) Ltd, CEO of Molian Investments
Julian K, Bagyendera, executive director of Provide and Equip (P&E) Ltd, CEO of Molian Investments