EIDM Processes: Seeking Transformation for Improved Impacts

Séminaire en ligne  2024-10-30 2:00 après-midi    2024-10-30 3:15 après-midi

EIDM Processes: Seeking Transformation for Improved Impacts

 

The Africa Evidence Network (AEN) is looking for ways to use innovative capacity-development strategies to advance evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) throughout the continent, and this webinar is one of many in the series. Capacity strengthening entails people, institutions, and systemic level strengthening in establishing, adapting, and maintaining sustainable EIDM capacity, as outlined in the Manifesto on Capacity Development for EIDM in Africa. To accomplish this, it is essential to develop the abilities of both individuals and groups to create or improve institutional structures, systems and procedures to achieve better outcomes. Comprehending the various processes that are involved in relation to the different actors, that is, evidence producers, intermediaries, and users that are participating in the evidence ecosystem is, therefore, critical.

A nuanced understanding of these processes can foster equity and inclusiveness in formulating interventions for capacity strengthening that target systemic transformation, establish collaborations, and produce reliable strategies for developing EIDM capacity in Africa.

Our knowledgeable panellists will discuss their views on the different EIDM processes and any required transformation for more impact.

Panellists

  1. Firmaye Bogale – Ethiopian Public Health Institute; EPHI (Ethiopia)
  2. Dr Harsha Dayal – Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation; DPME (South Africa)
  3. Prof Vhumani MageziACMERET Solutions (South Africa)
  4. Ronald Munatsi – Zimbabwe Evidence Informed Policy Network; ZeipNET (Zimbabwe)
  5. Dr Justina Onumah – CSIR-Science and Technology Policy Research Institute; STEPRI (Ghana)

Moderator
Kirchuffs Atengble – Research team lead, PACKS Africa, Ghana

Chairperson
Siziwe Ngcwabe – Director and Co-chair, Africa Evidence Network, South Africa

The objectives of this session are to:

1. Streamline EIDM processes relating to evidence producers, intermediaries and users,

2. Identify ⁠potential transformations within these processes, and 

3. ⁠Connect processes to impacts.

Contenu de l'événement

Vous trouverez ci-dessous tout le contenu de Espace d'apprentissage qui ont les mêmes balises que cet événement.

advocates event informs learns news
A model for evidence ecosystem roles and activities
2024-10-31 advocates event informs learns news
A model for evidence ecosystem roles and activities
The Africa Evidence Network hosted a webinar on 30 October 2024 entitled: "EIDM Processes: Seeking Transformation for Improved Impacts", moderated by Kirchuffs Atengble, the Research team lead at PACK...
Open Link More Details
Session 4: The Use of Evidence Based Policy as an Alternative Model for Institutionalising the Sustainable Development Goals in KwaZulu Natal
2023-08-22 advocates aela2022 aela2023 blog e2023 prereading event evidence2023 informs learns news
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  ...
Continue Reading
Summary Baseline Report: Status of Sanitation in Ghana and the Role of CSOs in Policy Processes
2021-09-15 advocates africa evidence week 2021 event informs learns news
Summary Baseline Report: Status of Sanitation in Ghana and the Role of CSOs in Policy Processes
In June 2019, CLEAR AA and Twende Mbele worked with Ghana Monitoring and Evaluation Forum to commission a baseline study on collaboration between Civil Society and Government for improved accountabili...
Open Link More Details