aes24 International Evaluation Conference

Conference hashtag #aes24MEL

11:00am AEST

Design-stage evaluative thinking: helping NGOs and grant makers learn to love evaluation from the start 103Christina Kadmos • Duncan Rintoul • Claire Grealy • Jacqueline Webb • Virginia Poggio • Kirsty Burrow • Luciana Campello

12:00pm AEST

Warlpiri ways of assessing impact - How an Aboriginal community is defining, assessing and taking action for a good life in their community. 101-102Allison Clarke • Emily Lapinski • Alex Gyles • Glenda Napaljarri Wayne • Raelene Nangala Jigili, • Rhonda Larry Nungarray Enhancing Stakeholder Engagement Through Culturally Sensitive Approaches: A Focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 105Jade Maloney • Carol Vale • Mark Power

1:30pm AEST

Learning from failure at a NFP - pitfalls and pointers 103Squirrel Main • Victoria Pilbeam

2:00pm AEST

Evaluation for whom? Shifting evaluation to increase its value for local actors 104Duncan Rintoul • Linda Kelly • Lisa Buggy • Linda Vaike

2:30pm AEST

If treaty is like a marriage, state evaluation needs sustained deep work: Evaluation and Victoria's First Peoples Treaty 105Martina Donkers • Kate Nichols • Milbert Gawaya When "parachuting in" is not an option: Exploring value with integrity across languages, continents and time zones 106Melinda Mann • Julian King • Adrian Field

10:30am AEST

Navigating organisational turbulence: An evaluation-based strategic learning model for organisational sustainability 103Michael Amon • Shefton Parker • Amanda Sampson

11:00am AEST

Learn, evolve, adapt: Evaluation of climate change and disaster risk reduction programs 104Su-Ann Drew • Justine Smith Culturally inclusive evaluation with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in Australia 101-102Caitlin Vaughan • Lena Etuk

1:30pm AEST

Man vs. Machine: Reflections on machine-assisted and human-driven approaches used to examine open-text progress reports. 101-102Emily Saurman • Kathleen De Rooy • Stephanie Quail

2:30pm AEST

Monitoring and Evaluation Journeys: Making footprints, community-based enterprise in Australian First Nations contexts 104Kathleen Stacey • Sharon Babyack • Donna-Maree Stephens A long road ahead: Evaluating long-term change in complex policy areas. A case study of school active travel programs in the ACT 106Carolyn Wallace • Mallory Notting

3:30pm AEST

Charting the Course: Measuring Organisational Evaluation Capacity Building 104Claire Grealy • Rochelle Tobin From KPIs to systems change: Reimagining organisational learning 101-102Elissa Mortimer • Katrina Barnes

10:30am AEST

Following the (matched) data to understand impact: adventures in quasi-experimental evaluation 101-102Allison Clarke • Kira Duggan • Mohib Iqbal • Ben McNally

11:00am AEST

Participatory Analysis Workshops: a novel method for identifying important factors across diverse projects 104Phillip Belling • Martina Donkers • Ellen Wong • Jade Maloney

12:00pm AEST

If the destination is improvement, recommendations are the signpost 106Rachel George • Larissa Brisbane • Laura Baker Place-based evaluation: collaborating to navigate learning in complex and dynamic contexts 105Robert Sale • Sandra Opoku • Kate Matthies-Brown A sprint, not a marathon: Rapid Evaluation as an approach for generating fast evidence and insights 104Phillip Belling • Marnie Carter

1:30pm AEST

Learning from the past: Reflections and opportunities for embedding measurement and evaluation in the national agenda to end Violence against Women and Children 106Milena Gongora • Lucy Macmillan • Tessa Boyd-Caine • Micaela Cronin • Tiffiny Lewin Navigating ethics dilemmas when evaluating for government: The good, the bad and the ugly Plenary 1Sally Clifford • Mandy Charman • Kristy Hornby • Eleanor Williams

2:00pm AEST

A practical approach to designing and implementing outcome measures in psychosocial support services. 101-102James Copestake • Lauren Gibson