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Evidence 2023

Conference  2023-09-13 8:00 a.m.    2023-09-15 5:00 p.m.

Evidence 2023

 

The Africa Evidence Network (AEN) is hosting Evidence 2023 from 13 to 15 September 2023 in Entebbe, Uganda. The EVIDENCE biennial event began as an in-person colloquium in 2014 with the intention of bringing together members of the AEN to explore how to enhance the overlaps in their work to support evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) in Africa. This year the AEN is proud to continue the tradition of innovation in facilitating collaboration with Evidence 2023. The aim of this event is to bring together the Pan-African community for learning, sharing, and relationship-building; provide an opportunity for connection and collaboration to enhance mutual learning and the development of new ideas about supporting EIDM; build content for EIDM practice and provide opportunities to share EIDM practice experiences of different experts in the community. The theme of Evidence 2023 is coming together to build a knowledge base for evidence-informed decision-making practice.

Read the Evidence 2023 concept note, join the #EVIDENCEThrowback campaign, and follow #Evidence2023 on Twitter to keep updated with the latest news.

In-person registration for Evidence 2023 is now open! Register here to join the event online. Click here to view the full programme.

View the Enhancing Evidence Capacities member video here. You can watch the French version here.

View the Fostering Connections and Building Collaborations member video here. You can watch the French version here.

View the EIDM Innovations member video here. 

Submit any enquiries to the AEN Secretariat at info@africaevidencenetwork.org.

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https://confsa.eventsair.com/evidence-2023/

Contact Info

https://confsa.eventsair.com/evidence-2023/

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Session 16: Building Resilient Education Systems: Evidence from Large-Scale Randomized Trials in Five Countries
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Session 16: Building Resilient Education Systems: Evidence from Large-Scale Randomized Trials in Five Countries
Education systems need to withstand frequent shocks, including conflict, disease, natural disasters, and climate events, all of which routinely close schools. During these emergencies, alternative mod...
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Natural Capital and Resilient Biodiversity in East Africa: The role of strong evidence and collective action in climate change decisions
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Natural Capital and Resilient Biodiversity in East Africa: The role of strong evidence and collective action in climate change decisions
  For continued inclusive and sustainable economic growth, Africa’s people and industries rely on natural assets, the maintenance of which are rarely built into businesses’ botto...
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Attitudes of the education sector towards evidence use in South Africa
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Attitudes of the education sector towards evidence use in South Africa
This research highlights the challenges experienced by the education sector in evidence use and offers strategies to address these problems. It also presents a call for action integrating robust resea...
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Behavioral Insights on the Use of Evidence for Local Policy-Making in South Africa
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Behavioral Insights on the Use of Evidence for Local Policy-Making in South Africa
Designing impactful policies that respond to constituents’ needs is the goal of all good policy-makers. Employing appropriate evidence—from qualitative inputs about the community’s needs and preferenc...
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Building Resilient Education Systems: Evidence from Large-Scale Randomized Trials in Five Countries
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Building Resilient Education Systems: Evidence from Large-Scale Randomized Trials in Five Countries
Education systems need to be able to withstand frequent shocks, including conflict, disease, natural disasters, floods, and climate events, all of which routinely shut down schools. During these shock...
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Reforming the African University: A Pan African project in an era of international cooperation in education
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Reforming the African University: A Pan African project in an era of international cooperation in education
University education is expanding across Africa. It is currently viewed by political decision makers as the ultimate precondition for economic development. In line with this belief everyone of the f...
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Session 4: A Collaborative and Politically Responsive Approach for Strengthening Institutional Capacity for EIDM in the Health Sector
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Session 4: A Collaborative and Politically Responsive Approach for Strengthening Institutional Capacity for EIDM in the Health Sector
  Background Evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) increases transparency and accountability in the policy-making process, can reduce the waste of public resources, minimises unintended ...
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Empowering girls: A randomized trial on mHealth ‘safe spaces’ during COVID-19
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Empowering girls: A randomized trial on mHealth ‘safe spaces’ during COVID-19
In spite of their promise, there is limited evidence that mobile-phone-based adolescent girls ‘safe space’ and sexual and reproductive health interventions have improved wellbeing and health outcomes...
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The Use of Evidence Based Policy as an Alternative Model for Institutionalising the Sustainable Development Goals in KZN Local Municipalities
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The Use of Evidence Based Policy as an Alternative Model for Institutionalising the Sustainable Development Goals in KZN Local Municipalities
At the level of the international community, the use of monitoring and evaluation systems, which play a strategic role in a sound policy-making process, is important and relevant for improving the ef...
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Communicating research evidence through ‘Policy events’: Linking practitioners & policymakers through a ‘Policy event on Menstrual Hygiene Management
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Communicating research evidence through ‘Policy events’: Linking practitioners & policymakers through a ‘Policy event on Menstrual Hygiene Management
  The question of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in schools has been overlooked in educational policy interventions. While there has been much talk about ‘making the school environme...
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Evidence ecosystems in Brazil, Chile and Colombia: findings, challenges and learnings from Latin American and Caribbean country reports
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Evidence ecosystems in Brazil, Chile and Colombia: findings, challenges and learnings from Latin American and Caribbean country reports
  Background  The Latin American and Caribbean Evidence Hub (Hub LAC) was created in 2022 to promote transnational and interdisciplinary collaboration for the institutionalization of e...
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Learning lessons from nationally evidentiary processes to inform international deliberation.
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Learning lessons from nationally evidentiary processes to inform international deliberation.
  Background  As noted in a new study on the role of scientific evidence in the UN General Assembly, ‘science has very little representation within the current institutional arra...
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SAMEA Virtual Evaluation guideline and lessons learned from virtual evaluation.
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SAMEA Virtual Evaluation guideline and lessons learned from virtual evaluation.
  This session will introduce participants to the SAMEA virtual evaluation guideline - a free digital resource - and share experiences and lessons learned from virtual evaluation practice in S...
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Session 12: Getting into the classroom
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Session 12: Getting into the classroom
  Background  Educational attainment in countries of the Lake Chad Basin is amongst the lowest in the globe. Governments efforts have led to significant improvements in access to educa...
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Session 12: Performance Based Financing, an innovative approach to improving quality of education in crisis regions
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Session 12: Performance Based Financing, an innovative approach to improving quality of education in crisis regions
  Evidence portals are useful platforms for knowledge brokering especially for LMICs where access to research evidence is crippled by paywalls, low skills and knowledge of scientific language....
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Session 13: The Art and Science of evidence use in Parliaments: An Insider’s story
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Session 13: The Art and Science of evidence use in Parliaments: An Insider’s story
  Parliaments are the legislative authority of the state and indispensable institutions of representative democracies mandated to perform three core functions of representation, legislation an...
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Session 13: Using data to improve public policy in Rwanda
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Session 13: Using data to improve public policy in Rwanda
  Background  The Rwanda Economy Digitalisation programme, which is implemented by Cenfri in partnership with the Rwandan Ministry of ICT and Innovation and support from the Mastercard...
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Session 4: The Use of Evidence Based Policy as an Alternative Model for Institutionalising the Sustainable Development Goals in KwaZulu Natal
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Session 4: The Use of Evidence Based Policy as an Alternative Model for Institutionalising the Sustainable Development Goals in KwaZulu Natal
  To explore more on the topic, you can read the presentation. At the level of the international community, the use of monitoring  and evaluation systems, which play a strategic  ...
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Session 7: Reconceptualising Evidence for EIDM practice
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Session 7: Reconceptualising Evidence for EIDM practice
  The word ‘evidence’ has been used in many quarters to imply many different concepts. Within the professional field of Evidence-Informed Decision Making (EIDM) practice, there hav...
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Session 7: Shaking the ‘unstable’ paradigm of current development practice: a discussion paper
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Session 7: Shaking the ‘unstable’ paradigm of current development practice: a discussion paper
  Meanings associated with the concept of development has varied across disciplines, and equally confused is its use within development theory. Like its conceptual ambiguity, practitioners and...
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Session 8: Closing the gap between evidence production and uptake: Do we need to re-think where we locate communication in the pecking order?
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Session 8: Closing the gap between evidence production and uptake: Do we need to re-think where we locate communication in the pecking order?
  Literature is littered with stories on the persisting gap between the abundant evidence and uptake level outside the confines of producers and their immediate contemporaries, researchers and...
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Session 8: Gendered Gaps to Accessing TB Treatment: A Political Economy Analysis in Kenya.
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Session 8: Gendered Gaps to Accessing TB Treatment: A Political Economy Analysis in Kenya.
Summary  This political economy analysis provides the policy, socio- economic and political contextual factors to understanding the TB program implementations through a gendered perspective.&n...
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Session 8: Online Mentoring as a Tool to Enhance Capacity to Support Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Africa
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Session 8: Online Mentoring as a Tool to Enhance Capacity to Support Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Africa
  Background  A key EIDM challenge is that policy makers may not understand how to make use of research evidence for evidence use and researchers may not know how to share this evidenc...
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Session 8: What influences the knowledge translation capacity and practice within Africa-led research consortia?
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Session 8: What influences the knowledge translation capacity and practice within Africa-led research consortia?
  Why EIDM and KT matter Over the past two decades, the push to bridge the gap between research generation and its use to inform policy and practice or evidence-informed decision-making (EI...
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Strategies and Experiences of Resource Mobilisation for Think Tanks
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Strategies and Experiences of Resource Mobilisation for Think Tanks
  The Think Tank State of the Sector is an annual report that offers the evidence-informed policy community a deeper understanding and analysis of the think tank sector. In this session, On Th...
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A Call to Maximize on Africa’s Evidence Potential in Redressing Existing Opportunities and Challenges
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A Call to Maximize on Africa’s Evidence Potential in Redressing Existing Opportunities and Challenges
  Background  Globally, it is not in doubt that we are living in the most extraordinary times of our generation. For instance, the evolving technological advancement that have re...
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Accessibilité et utilisation des données probantes au niveau décentralisé à l'ère de la révolution numérique : défis, leviers et opportunités
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Accessibilité et utilisation des données probantes au niveau décentralisé à l'ère de la révolution numérique : défis, leviers et opportunités
  Dans les pays en voie de développement, où les ressources sont souvent limitées, l'utilisation de données probantes dans la conception et la gestion des polit...
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A Systematic review highlighting the unintended consequences of decentralised water resources management in South Africa
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A Systematic review highlighting the unintended consequences of decentralised water resources management in South Africa
  Water scarcity is a pressing challenge faced by developing countries due to increasing urbanisation and industrial development, which leads to competing demands for limited water resources...
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Business Unusual: Challenges of digitisation in Government
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Business Unusual: Challenges of digitisation in Government
  Governments are continually under pressure to deliver greater value to their citizens, businesses, and communities. This pressure is exacerbated by citizens' expectations of better, mo...
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Conditional and unconditional cash transfers for health outcomes and household expenditure in poor families in low-and middle-income countries
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Conditional and unconditional cash transfers for health outcomes and household expenditure in poor families in low-and middle-income countries
  Background  The increasing importance of poverty with one-fifth of the world's population still living in extreme poverty there remains a vital need to identify intervent...
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Counting a wicked problem: a household survey of SGBV in Ntanka Community
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Counting a wicked problem: a household survey of SGBV in Ntanka Community
  SGBV (sexual and gender-based violence) is a global problem that disproportionately affects women and girls. People living in rural areas like Ntanka (crisis-hit zone) are already a disadv...
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Examining the best time of day for exercise
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Examining the best time of day for exercise
  Background  Being physically active and exercise is one of the most important actions individuals of all ages can engage in to improve their health. Many factors may influence ...
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Leveraging and strengthening local systems to increase first-time mothers’ use of postpartum family planning in Tanzania: A cluster randomized control
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Leveraging and strengthening local systems to increase first-time mothers’ use of postpartum family planning in Tanzania: A cluster randomized control
  In Tanzania, 27% of young women starting childbearing by the age of 19. Yet adolescent pregnancy contributes to poor health outcomes. High-quality, timely and localised evidence for scalab...
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Measuring up: Public libraries discovering their impact in Zimbabwe
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Measuring up: Public libraries discovering their impact in Zimbabwe
  This blog post is based on a proposed dissertation that aims to study how public libraries and their stakeholders understand their impact and use impact assessment in the post-colonial pub...
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Mental health of college students
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Mental health of college students
  Background  Entering tertiary education can present challenges for young people: they are in a new and unfamiliar setting which typically provides less structure than high scho...
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Open is a start, but it is not enough
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Open is a start, but it is not enough
  Have you ever picked up a report you were sure was extremely valuable in terms of the knowledge contained, but struggled to get past a few pages? Or maybe you have published something you ...
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Poverty dynamics and the figures of those left behind in Atacora and Donga (Northwest Benin)
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Poverty dynamics and the figures of those left behind in Atacora and Donga (Northwest Benin)
  Aims of the study  From April 2022 to March 2023, data was collected on the dynamics of poverty and the characteristics of people not impacted by the implementation of the SDGs in th...
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Promoting research transparency - Interventions to improve the publication and dissemination of trial evidence A scoping review
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Promoting research transparency - Interventions to improve the publication and dissemination of trial evidence A scoping review
Background: Trial investigators have an ethical responsibility to disseminate their findings. This is traditionally done by publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Whether the tested intervention is s...
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Research on the Theoretical System, International Experience and Chinese Path of Evidence-based Social Science
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Research on the Theoretical System, International Experience and Chinese Path of Evidence-based Social Science
  Background  Evidence-based social science has its roots in the development of evidence-based medicine, the evidence is the core and foundation of evidence-based social scienc...
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Session 11: Baseline Survey for Strengthening Access to Justice and Participation of Women & Girls in leadership in Two District Councils in Tanzania
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Session 11: Baseline Survey for Strengthening Access to Justice and Participation of Women & Girls in leadership in Two District Councils in Tanzania
The United Republic of Tanzania is one of the participating member states in the Generation Equality Global Campaign and has adopted thematic area on Economic Justice and Rights as a vehicle towards t...
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Session 11: Enhancing Evidence-Use for People With Disabilities (PWDs) for Inclusive EIDM
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Session 11: Enhancing Evidence-Use for People With Disabilities (PWDs) for Inclusive EIDM
Most disability-related scholarly literature focuses on high-income countries, whereas there is a lack of data concerning challenges and opportunities (participatory research and community engagement)...
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Session 11: PWD's and their access to services: a situational analysis to strengthen evidence base of social welfare policies in The Gambia
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Session 11: PWD's and their access to services: a situational analysis to strengthen evidence base of social welfare policies in The Gambia
Limited access to services by Persons with Disabilities is a growing concern around the world, but especially in Africa. While countries have signed up to global instruments such as the Convention on ...
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Session 11: The feasibility of applying individual patient data for EIDM on inequity in cancer treatment engagement in Northern Ghana
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Session 11: The feasibility of applying individual patient data for EIDM on inequity in cancer treatment engagement in Northern Ghana
Cancer causes an immense and growing burden, in particular in Africa where limited policies and systems are in place to prevent and manage cases. Effective policy making in cancer requires listening a...
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Session 11: The Top 3 Ways to Increase A Culture of Gender Sensitive Mainstreaming in Parliaments Across Africa Using Evidence
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Session 11: The Top 3 Ways to Increase A Culture of Gender Sensitive Mainstreaming in Parliaments Across Africa Using Evidence
There is power in using evidence to inform decisions and parliaments have a constitutional obligation to represent the people by articulating the views of citizens and facilitating inclusion of margin...
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Session 13: AU Agenda 2063: How can African leaders ensure effective evidence production and its cycle usage for the attainment of the Agenda 2063
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Session 13: AU Agenda 2063: How can African leaders ensure effective evidence production and its cycle usage for the attainment of the Agenda 2063
After Africa develops the suggested framework to align the implementation of Agenda 2063 with the global Sustainable Development Goals (Agenda 2030), the realization of both agendas will be cohesive a...
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Session 13: Beyond Evidence: Politically informed decision and policymaking for resilient African cities
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Session 13: Beyond Evidence: Politically informed decision and policymaking for resilient African cities
  ACRC's Theory of Change: African Cities Research Consortium African cities are experiencing rapid urbanization, with unprecedented investments in housing, infrastructure and basi...
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Session 13: Building capacities of VOPEs in East Africa through Peer-to-Peer learning: Lessons from Uganda Evaluation Association
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Session 13: Building capacities of VOPEs in East Africa through Peer-to-Peer learning: Lessons from Uganda Evaluation Association
To enhance their evaluation capacities, increasingly, evaluators have appreciated the need to belong and identify with professional organisations, commonly referred to as Voluntary Organizations for P...
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Session 14: Utafiti Sera: Influencing policy, practice and decision making through evidence in Africa
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Session 14: Utafiti Sera: Influencing policy, practice and decision making through evidence in Africa
  Institutionalisation of a culture of evidence-informed decision making (EIDM) has continued to dominate the policy debates and conversations across Africa in the recent past. Indeed, polic...
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Session 18: Building and cross-fertilizing evidence from National Evaluation Capacities Index
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Session 18: Building and cross-fertilizing evidence from National Evaluation Capacities Index
  Background Evaluation is one of the credible sources of evidence. In this vein, a National Evaluation Capacities Index (INCE), a multistakeholder initiative with origins in Latin Am...
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Session 18: Community-Generated Evidence in Africa: Best Practices and Lessons from the PAL Network and the Luminos Fund
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Session 18: Community-Generated Evidence in Africa: Best Practices and Lessons from the PAL Network and the Luminos Fund
  Background: Despite progress in access to education, a global learning crisis remains, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, where 90% of children lack reading comprehension skills by age 10...
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Session 1: Using Evidence Within Traditional African Storytelling (TAS) to Prevent and Mitigate Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in Cameroon
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Session 1: Using Evidence Within Traditional African Storytelling (TAS) to Prevent and Mitigate Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) in Cameroon
TAS addresses issues around poor knowledge of what SGBV is, ignorance of existing medical policies and laws, ignorance of available services, and low uptake of medical and legal services. Stories o...
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Session 4: African community for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (ACSRM) needs assessment
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Session 4: African community for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (ACSRM) needs assessment
  Introduction  Systematic reviews and meta-analyses (SRM) can be very useful in the development of evidence-based practices and the formulation of policies. The aim of this stud...
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Session 4: Effectiveness and sustainability of politically responsive interventions for strengthening institutional capacity for EIDM
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Session 4: Effectiveness and sustainability of politically responsive interventions for strengthening institutional capacity for EIDM
  Background:   Weak capacities for evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) have been identified as barriers to EIDM in many low- and middle-income countries. EIDM capacity...
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Session 4: How can we produce better evidence to inform better decisions for better outcomes?
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Session 4: How can we produce better evidence to inform better decisions for better outcomes?
"Embracing change and questioning established methods can be challenging." We know that better evidence has the potential to lead to better decisions and better outcomes. Over the las...
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Session 4: Introduction Of Evidence-Informed Decision Making (EIDM) Curriculum into Universities: A Strategy to Institutionalise the EIDM Culture
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Session 4: Introduction Of Evidence-Informed Decision Making (EIDM) Curriculum into Universities: A Strategy to Institutionalise the EIDM Culture
  Background  The use of evidence to inform decisions plays an important role in improving policy, programme, and practice. However, weak capacity for evidence use in policy and ...
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Session 4: Mechanisms to address weak capacities on the institutional use of evidence to inform decisions within the Ministry of Health
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Session 4: Mechanisms to address weak capacities on the institutional use of evidence to inform decisions within the Ministry of Health
  Evidence-Informed Decision Making (EIDM) is crucial to developing sustainable health policies in low-middle-income countries, whose health ministries are often underfunded and overburdened. ...
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Session 4: Setting Up An Academic Unit in Evidence Informed Decision Making in Malawi
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Session 4: Setting Up An Academic Unit in Evidence Informed Decision Making in Malawi
  Background  Currently evidence is not optimally used in decision-making in Malawi’s health sector due to barriers such as the ministry’s lack of capacity and mechan...
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Session 4: The evidence ecosystem of the Ethiopian health sector: Current Status and prospects of evidence-informed decision-making
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Session 4: The evidence ecosystem of the Ethiopian health sector: Current Status and prospects of evidence-informed decision-making
  Background: Evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) is an approach that aims to ensure policy decision-making is informed by the best available evidence. It enables scarce resources to be u...
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Session 4: Trends, barriers and facilitators of evidence sharing among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Session 4: Trends, barriers and facilitators of evidence sharing among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Sub-Saharan Africa
  Background and rationale: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have made significant contributions in the development sectors of low-and-middle-income countries for decades post-independenc...
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Session 4: What Does It Take to Introduce Evidence-Informed Decision-Making Training in Low- Middle- Income Countries Training Institutions?
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Session 4: What Does It Take to Introduce Evidence-Informed Decision-Making Training in Low- Middle- Income Countries Training Institutions?
  The use of evidence to inform decisions plays an important role in improving policy, programme, and practice. However, the weak capacity for evidence use in policy and programme decisions ...
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Street level bureaucrats, military culture and Quality Education in Kenya: The case of National Defence University-Kenya
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Street level bureaucrats, military culture and Quality Education in Kenya: The case of National Defence University-Kenya
  This article contributes to the ongoing debate on how to improve the quality of higher education. Of late, there has been an outcry from the industry players that most graduates need to be...
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Suivi et Evaluation des ODD au niveau des collectivités décentralisées (Communes) avec des solutions numériques : Cas de l’application Baromètre – ODD
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Suivi et Evaluation des ODD au niveau des collectivités décentralisées (Communes) avec des solutions numériques : Cas de l’application Baromètre – ODD
  Durant cet événement, nous présentons l’une des innovations digitales conçue pour assurer le suivi et l’évaluation de la dynamique des ODD dans...
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