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Scott Bayley manages his own evaluation consultancy business and holds a MA in Public Policy majoring in evaluation and social measurement. He has over 25 years of experience in evaluation and is a Fellow of the Australian Evaluation Society. Prior to having his own consultancy Scott held senior positions with Oxford Policy Management, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, AusAID, the Asian Development Bank, the Victorian Auditor General’s Office, the Northern Territory Department of Health, and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission. Scott has also served as an advisor to the United Nations Secretariat in New York on performance measurement; the Evaluation Capacity Development Group in Geneva; UNICEF in New York and the Philippines; Valuing Voices: Sustainable Solutions in the Czech Republic; the UNDP in Vietnam; and the world’s peak evaluation body, the International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation. Scott has published over 70 evaluation reports across a number of fields including international development, health, education, children’s services, indigenous affairs, the environment, infrastructure, capacity building, public sector financial management, and governance. Scott is particularly interested in formulating theories of change and results measurement frameworks, impact evaluation methods, evaluation capacity building, and in using performance feedback to drive continuous program improvement and strengthen stakeholder relationships.