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Date: Monday, 06/June/2022
8:00am - 9:00am	BREAKFAST 1: - Location: Common Areas
9:00am - 10:30am	PDW-1005-AM: How To Address Environmental Sustainability In Your Evaluations Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1046-AM: Concepts, Design Strategies, and Methods for Evaluating Advocacy and Policy Change Initiatives Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1134-AM: Monitoring AS Evaluation – Real Time Approaches for Real Challenges Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1061-AM: Blue Marble Evaluation Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1098-AM: Between X and Y: Analyzing Causal Mechanisms in Evaluation Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1105-AM: Hands-on Introduction To Outcome Harvesting Location: Room -- Karavanen 9+10	PDW-1038-AM: Complexity-Informed Evaluation – An Exploration in Understanding Pattern, Predictability, and How Change Happens Location: Room Galoppen 8
10:30am - 11:00am	BREAK 1: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
11:00am - 12:00pm	PDW-1005-AM2: How To Address Environmental Sustainability In Your Evaluations Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1046-AM2: Concepts, Design Strategies, and Methods for Evaluating Advocacy and Policy Change Initiatives Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1134-AM2: Monitoring AS Evaluation – Real Time Approaches for Real Challenges Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1061-AM2: Blue Marble Evaluation Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1098-AM2: Between X and Y: Analyzing Causal Mechanisms in Evaluation Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1105-AM2: Hands-on Introduction To Outcome Harvesting Location: Room -- Karavanen 9+10	PDW-1138-AM2: Complexity-Informed Evaluation – An Exploration in Understanding Pattern, Predictability, and How Change Happens Location: Room Galoppen 8
12:00pm - 1:00pm	LUNCH 1: PDW DAY 1 Location: Tivoli Brasserie
1:00pm - 3:00pm	PDW-1005-PM: How To Address Environmental Sustainability In Your Evaluations Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PWD-1046-PM: Concepts, Design Strategies, and Methods for Evaluating Advocacy and Policy Change Initiatives Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1034-PM: Monitoring AS Evaluation – Real Time Approaches for Real Challenges Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1061-PM: Blue Marble Evaluation Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1098-PM: Between X and Y: Analyzing Causal Mechanisms in Evaluation Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1105-PM: Hands-on Introduction To Outcome Harvesting Location: Room -- Karavanen 9+10	PDW-1038-PM: Complexity-Informed Evaluation – An Exploration in Understanding Pattern, Predictability, and How Change Happens Location: Room Galoppen 8
3:00pm - 3:30pm	BREAK 2: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
3:30pm - 5:30pm	PDW-1005-Late: How To Address Environmental Sustainability In Your Evaluations Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PWD-1046-Late: Concepts, Design Strategies, and Methods for Evaluating Advocacy and Policy Change Initiatives Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1034-Late: Monitoring AS Evaluation – Real Time Approaches for Real Challenges Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1061-Late: Blue Marble Evaluation Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1098-Late: Between X and Y: Analyzing Causal Mechanisms in Evaluation Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1105-Late: Hands-on Introduction To Outcome Harvesting Location: Room -- Karavanen 9+10	PWD-1038-Late: Complexity-Informed Evaluation – An Exploration in Understanding Pattern, Predictability, and How Change Happens Location: Room Galoppen 8

Date: Tuesday, 07/June/2022
8:00am - 9:00am	BREAKFAST 2: -- Location: Common Areas
9:00am - 10:30am	PDW-1006-AM: Evaluability Assessment For Transformative Evaluation Practice Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1135-AM: Introduction to Communities of Practice (CoP): Considerations for Evaluators, Evaluation, and Transformative Learning Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1111-AM: Equitable Data Storytelling Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1107-AM: Career Development Training For Young and Emerging Evaluators Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1137-AM: Community-led Monitoring and Evaluation: Principles and Tools Location: Room Dansetten	PWD-1045-AM: How to Manage Conflict in Evaluation: How to Make Evaluations as Useful as Possible While Respecting Evaluation Integrity Location: Room Galoppen 8	PDW-1173-AM: How to Enhance the Learning Function of Evaluation: Principles and Strategies Location: Room Arkaden 7
10:30am - 11:00am	BREAK 3: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
11:00am - 12:00pm	PDW-1006-AM2: Evaluability Assessment For Transformative Evaluation Practice Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1135-AM2: Introduction to Communities of Practice (CoP): Considerations for Evaluators, Evaluation, and Transformative Learning Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1111-AM2: Equitable Data Storytelling Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1107-AM2: Career Development Training For Young and Emerging Evaluators Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1137-AM2: Community-led Monitoring and Evaluation: Principles and Tools Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1045-AM2: How to Manage Conflict in Evaluation: How to Make Evaluations as Useful as Possible While Respecting Evaluation Integrity Location: Room Galoppen 8	PDW-1173-AM2: How to Enhance the Learning Function of Evaluation: Principles and Strategies Location: Room Arkaden 7
12:00pm - 1:00pm	LUNCH 2: PDW DAY 2 Location: Tivoli Brasserie
1:00pm - 3:00pm	PDW-1106-PM: Evaluability Assessment For Transformative Evaluation Practice Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1135-PM: Introduction to Communities of Practice (CoP): Considerations for Evaluators, Evaluation, and Transformative Learning Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1111-PM: Equitable Data Storytelling Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1107-PM: Career Development Training For Young and Emerging Evaluators Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1137-PM: Community-led Monitoring and Evaluation: Principles and Tools Location: Room Dansetten	PWD-1045-PM: How to Manage Conflict in Evaluation: How to Make Evaluations as Useful as Possible While Respecting Evaluation Integrity Location: Room Galoppen 8	PDW-1173-PM: How to Enhance the Learning Function of Evaluation: Principles and Strategies Location: Room Arkaden 7
3:00pm - 3:30pm	BREAK 4: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
3:30pm - 5:30pm	PDW-1106-Late: Evaluability Assessment For Transformative Evaluation Practice Location: Room Galoppen 9+10	PDW-1135-Late: Introduction to Communities of Practice (CoP): Considerations for Evaluators, Evaluation, and Transformative Learning Location: Room Arkaden 2+3	PDW-1111-Late: Equitable Data Storytelling Location: Room Arkaden 4+5	PDW-1107-Late: Career Development Training For Young and Emerging Evaluators Location: Room Glassalen	PDW-1137-Late: Community-led Monitoring and Evaluation: Principles and Tools Location: Room Dansetten	PDW-1045-Late: How to Manage Conflict in Evaluation: How to Make Evaluations as Useful as Possible While Respecting Evaluation Integrity Location: Room Galoppen 8	PDW-1173-Late: How to Enhance the Learning Function of Evaluation: Principles and Strategies Location: Room Arkaden 7

Date: Wednesday, 08/June/2022
8:30am - 8:45am	EES 2022: Welcome and opening of the Conference Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1 Chair: Dr. Tom Ling, RAND Europe
8:45am - 8:55am	Award: Best diploma Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
9:00am - 10:30am	ID 738: Rubrics As Tools To Drive Systemwide Change: How To Design An Evaluation And Learning System That Measures What Matters For Equity And Sustainability. Location: Room - Pjerrot Chair: Dr. Thomaz Kauark Chianca, COMEA Relevant Evaluations	ID 687: Results and Evaluation Systems in Large International Organizations: Tradeoffs between Continuity and Renewal Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10 Chair: Dr. Rasmus Heltberg, IEG, World Bank	ID 442, 599, 764, 945: Evaluation for transformation and planetary health (Multiple Papers Session) Location: Room - Karavanen 6 Chair: Scott Chaplowe, Mr	ID 667,1090, 1154, Diploma: Young Evaluators and Diploma winner (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 10 Chair: Mariana Branco, The World Bank Independent Evaluation Group (IEG)	ID998: Priorities and Strategies for Evaluation to Contribute to a Good Anthroprocene Location: Room - Galoppen 8	ID 784: Harvesting And Repurposing Under-utilized Data For Development Location: Room - Karavanen 8	Making Data Useful In Humanitarian Contexts Location: Room - Arkaden 2	ID 205, 1003: Creativity from Constraints: Evaluating during the Pandemic and beyond (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 3 Chair: Keri Culver, EvalMundi LLC
9:00am - 10:30am	Contributing to the New Normal in Evaluation: Case Studies and Lesson from pivoting in the face of a Global Crisis Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Dr. Uyen Kim Huynh, UNICEF	ID 149, 180, 446, 540: Evaluation - multiple perspectives, roles and inclusivity (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Rebecca Adler, L T S International	ID 827: MEL4SD: Integrating Climate In MEL For Sustainable Development Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 811: Assessing Resilience and Sustainability in Development Interventions Location: Room - Karavanen 4	Evaluating COVID-19 Crisis Response in Real Time: Lessons Learned Location: Room - Karavanen 3 Chair: Emmanuel Pondard, European Investment Bank	Shifting Ground: Psychological Safety as a Systemically Desirable Way to Evaluate the Development of Resilient Inclusive and Equitable Communities Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	Scientist, Moderator, Pragmatist or Activist: What Kind of Evaluator Are You? Location: Room - Karavanen 1	Evaluating Democracy Support in Development Cooperation Location: Room - Karavanen 2 Chair: Prof. Jörg Faust, DEval Chair: Dr. Jan Pettersson, The Expert Group for Aid Studies
10:35am - 10:55am	001: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
11:00am - 12:30pm	What Would It Take To Address Environmental Sustainability In Your Evaluations? Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 943: Encouraging Reflection And Evidence-use In Development Organisations: Learning From New Practices Applied In Impact Evaluation To Identify Evidence Priorities Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	ID 443, 472, 700, 806: Better systems and systems thinking in evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 6 Chair: Prof. Ian Goldman, CLEAR-AA	ID 878: Transforming Evaluation to Reaffirm Social and Environmental justice, Democracy and Human Rights Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 834: Evaluation challenges and Global Approaches Towards Impact Investing Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Evaluating Transformational Change Outcomes of Climate Finance Location: Room - Karavanen 8	Using Teaching Cases to Surface and Address Broader Questions about the Role and Responsibility of Evaluators Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Changing Bureaucracies in Changing Times: Implications for Evaluation Location: Room - Arkaden 3
11:00am - 12:30pm	Harvesting Evidence From Behavioural Sciences To Improve Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 4	ID 522, 891, 959, 1139: Ethics values and social justice (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Joan O'Donnell, Maynooth University	Revised OECD/DAC Criteria: an Imperative Towards More Gender Responsive and Equity-Focused Evaluations. Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 699: Pluralist Approaches To Evaluations In Complex Settings: Experiences Addressing Non-Communicable Diseases In Small Island Developing States. Location: Room - Karavanen 4	ID 680: Contribution Tracing For Organisational-wide Planning, Improved Collaboration And Evaluative Thinking Location: Room - Karavanen 3	ID 846: In Search of Equity: Two Tools for Centering Community Voice in Evaluative Practice Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 794, 813, 876: Evaluation systems approaches and practices (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 1 Chair: Paul Saitoti Letoya, Oxfam GB	ID 870: Campaigners to Evaluators: Evaluative Thinking and Measuring the Impact of Advocacy Efforts Location: Room - Karavanen 2
12:35pm - 1:35pm	ID 153: Evaluating Sustainable Development - Summarizing the discussions Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 732: The Reflective Evaluation Practitioner Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 889: Evidence Use in Policy and Practice – Lessons from Africa Location: Room - Arkaden 2	ID 665: Evaluability Assessment: Improving Evaluation Quality And Use Across Disciplines Location: Room - Arkaden 4	ID 819: Evaluating Integration of Social, Economic and Environmental objectives, and Policy Coherence: Lessons from Global and National Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 5	Working Ourselves Out of a Job: COVID and Evaluation Capacity Location: Room - Galoppen 9	00A: LUNCH - LUNCH SESSIONS Location: Common Areas	Mainstreaming Systems-based Approaches in Evaluation: What is our Role as Evaluators? Location: Room - Karavanen 2
1:40pm - 3:10pm	ID 448: A Systems Perspective: Different Lens for Better Measurements (and Outcomes) Location: Room - Pjerrot	Building Evaluation Systems to Transform Development Outcomes – Learning from Experiences of the UN Evaluation Group  Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	ID783: Towards Sustainable Futures - a Role for Evaluation? Location: Room - Karavanen 6 Chair: Alison Pollard, OECD	Evaluators As Knowledge Brokers: Lessons From African Countries Location: Room - Galoppen 10 EES thanks Elsevier publishing for their sponsorship of this session	ID 963: The International Evaluation Academy (IEAc): update on the journey Location: Room - Galoppen 8	ID 745: Method Integration in Complex Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 2	From What Works? to What Will Work? Location: Room - Arkaden 3	ID 849: Shifting Mindsets For System Change: The Challenges Of The Third Sector In Measuring Impact Location: Room - Arkaden 4
1:40pm - 3:10pm	Using Complexity Science and Program Theory - A Transformative and Practical Evaluation Toolkit That Operationalizes Project Complexity to Support Nimble and Responsive Programming Location: Room - Arkaden 5	ID 801, 808, 809: Evaluation and Education systems (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 9 Chair: Prof. Mita Marra, University of Naples "Federico II", Italy	ID 104, 232, 704, 758: Applying methods and tools (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 4 Chair: Dr. Louise Clark, Institute of Development Studies	ID 519, 831, 1039, 1151: Evaluation of Health Initiatives (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 3 Chair: Sarah Fredsted Villadsen, University of Copenhagen	Combining contribution analysis and OECD/DAC criteria – Lessons Learnt from GIZ Central Project Evaluations Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 295,585, 661, 851: Challenges to measurement and applying methods (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 1 Chair: Dr. Matthew McConnachie, LTS UK (part of NIRAS group)
3:10pm - 3:30pm	002: COFFEE BREAK - POSTER SESSION Location: Common Areas
3:30pm - 4:10pm	Keynote Presentation: Keynote by Hans Bruyninckx, Executive Director, European Environment Agency Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
4:15pm - 5:45pm	ID 465: Sharing International Country Experiences in terms of Promoting the Institutionalisation Quality and Use of Policy Evaluation Location: Room - Pjerrot	Digital Transformation and Big Data in Agriculture: Evaluation with and of, Lessons Learnt Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	Evaluation In Turbulent Times: Navigating The Evolving Big Data Ecosystem Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 944: Transformational Climate Action Location: Room - Galoppen 10 Chair(s): Michael Ward Climate Investment Funds, South Africa), Tim Larson (Ross Strategic) Discussant(s): Andreas Reumann (Green Climate Fund), Jessica Kyle (ICF), Neha Sharma (Climate Investment Funds)	ID 183, 252, 263: Techniques and approaches- collecting and processing data (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 8 Chair: Prof. Mita Marra, University of Naples "Federico II", Italy	Building the Future of Democratic Accountability Across Europe: Civic Engagement, Evaluation, and Open Administrative Data in At the School of OpenCohesion Location: Room - Karavanen 8 EES thanks OpenCohesione for their sponsorship of this session.	ID546: Evaluating the Additionality of Multilateral Development Banks: stocktaking of different approaches and methodological challenges Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Learning From The Future(s): Expanding Evaluators' Foresight Competency Location: Room - Arkaden 3
4:15pm - 5:45pm	ID 290: Using Rigorous Impact Evaluation Strategically Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Michael Florian, SoCha	ID507: Building Bodies of Impact Evaluation Evidence in the Humanitarian Sector Location: Room - Arkaden 5	What we learnt from the 2020´s Eval4Action Consultations? A Cross regional dialogue to generate an influential Evaluation towards 2030. Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 754: Can The Evaluation Of Development Cooperation On Climate Change Change The Way We Evaluate? Location: Room - Karavanen 4	ID 789: How We Model Matters — Capturing Complexity In Program Theories Location: Room - Karavanen 3	Diversifying Evaluation Of Nutrition Sensitive Social Protection: Alternative To RCT For Cash Based Transfer Uganda’s Child Sensitive Social Protection Programme Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 421, 693, 774, 938: Evaluation of development investment initiatives (Multiple paper session) Location: Room - Karavanen 1 Chair: Dr. José Carbajo, EES Lead, Private Sector Evaluation Thematic Group	Evaluation Systems In Development Cooperation, Experiences And Current Challenges Location: Room - Karavanen 2
7:00pm - 9:30pm	100: Welcome Cocktail Location: Copenhagen City Hall

Date: Thursday, 09/June/2022
8:30am - 10:00am	Evaluating in and on Conflict: Methodological Innovations for Rigorous Impact Evaluation of Peacebuilding Programming Location: Room - Pjerrot	A Research Agenda for Evaluation Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	Breaking With Path Dependencies Thoughtfully – The New Evaluation Criteria In Practice Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 401, 867, 913, 1165: New Approaches to Monitoring and Evaluation (Multiple Papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 10 Chair: Eleanor Louise Kathryn Hazell, JET Education Services/University of Johannesburg	Professionalization - Where Do We Go From Here? Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Tackling The Wicked Problem Of Climate Change Mitigation: How Can Evaluators Help Funders And Programme Staff Learn Quickly Enough? Location: Room - Karavanen 8	The Missing Piece: Building Guidance for Analyzing Outcome Harvesting Data Practically and Presenting Findings in Visually Compelling Ways Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Mainstreaming the Environment into Evaluations: Perspectives from the UN Location: Room - Arkaden 3
8:30am - 10:00am	ID1001: Text and Speech Analytics Tools: Exploring Opportunities for Evaluators to Transform Evaluation Systems and Practice Through Practical Use Location: Room - Arkaden 4	ID 722: Applying Developmental Evaluation Approaches In UN Agency Evaluations - Challenges And Opportunities Location: Room - Arkaden 5	ID 1156: Complexity Informed Evaluation of Public Health Interventions Location: Room - Galoppen 4	Have we Lost Something Along the Way? Reinstating the Importance of the Mutual Accountability Promise in International Aid Location: Room - Galoppen 5	ID 719: Exploring And Evaluating Existential Risks: Process And Outcomes Of An International Participatory Exercise Examining Alternative Biotechnology Futures. Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 495: Agile Evaluation: Can we Make Evaluation More Adaptive and Useful in a Changing Context? Location: Room - Karavanen 4	A Tool For Assessing The Strength Of Social Movements Location: Room - Karavanen 3	Being Evaluation Practitioners In A Volatile And Uncertain World: What Do We Do When We Do What We Do? Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
10:00am - 10:20am	003: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
10:20am - 11:00am	Keynote: Keynote Presentation by Dan Honig, Associate Professor of Public Policy at University College London's School of Public Policy/Department of Political Science. Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
11:05am - 12:35pm	ID 906: ALNAP: Should Evaluation Criteria Reflect Values Aligned with Social Justice and Equity? Can They Capture Transformative Change in Humanitarian Action? (ALNAP) Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 405, 804, 1041: Educational Evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10 Chair: Daniele Lamarque, EES	Roles And Strategies For Using Outcome Harvesting To Learn From And Inform Transformations Location: Room - Karavanen 6	Real-time Evaluative Approaches During COVID-19: Pivoting in the Face of a Global Emergency Location: Room - Galoppen 10	Optimizing Evaluation Quality: The Role Of External Quality Assurance Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Adapting to Adaptive Programming: MEL Tools and Tips for Adaptive Programmes in the Field of Democracy and Governance Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID 724: How to Harness Visualization to Maximize Participation and Learning From Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 2	ID857: Using Process Evaluation to Strengthen Impact Evaluation Location: Room - Arkaden 3
11:05am - 12:35pm	ID 993: Building Norm-based Evaluation Functions Across The UN System Using A Maturity Matrix Approach. Location: Room - Arkaden 4	ID 695, 845, 977, 1161: Community and Participatory Approaches (Multiple paper session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Dr. Ananda S. Millard, EES	Climate Change Adaptation: From Evaluation to Action Location: Room - Galoppen 4	ID 574, 859, 935: Monitoring and Evaluation systems (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 5 Chair: Marco Lorenzoni, Bridges Consulting	ID 777: Negotiating the Complexities of Process Evaluations with Participatory Adaptive Modeling and Diagnostic Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 759, 800, 812, 909: Methods, models and tools (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 4 Chair: Dr. Lisa Popelier, Flemish Government	Value for whom? Location: Room - Karavanen 3	Dynamic Evaluation for Scaling Impact: An Emerging Perspective Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
12:40pm - 1:40pm	ID897: Utilization-Focused Evaluation new 5th edition Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 874: From Neutral Observers to Advocates, Truth Speakers, and Agents Provocateurs: What Role Should Evaluators Play? Reflections Around Evaluation Policies Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	ID 786: "Evaluation Of Investments In Research And Technological Development (RTD) Infrastructures And Activities Supported By The European Regional Development Funds (ERDF) In The Period 2007-2013" Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 379: SDGs and private capital Location: Room - Karavanen 8	Evaluating How Organizations Work Together: Collaboration, Partnership, and Convening Location: Room - Arkaden 2	ID 1171: Evaluation in Humanitarian and Fragile Contexts: Key conversations from EES to take forward Location: Room - Arkaden 5	Ethics Express: Key Tips to Promote Ethics in your Evaluations Location: Room - Galoppen 4	Subject-Matter Experts as Evaluators: Tackling the Main Challenges of our Time Location: Room - Karavanen 3
12:40pm - 1:40pm	00B: LUNCH - LUNCH SESSIONS Location: Common Areas
1:45pm - 3:15pm	ID 304: How Many Evaluators Does It Take To Turn On A Light Bulb? Why Development Stakeholders Should Get Switched On To The Idea Of MEL Specialists As Knowledge Brokers And What We Can Do To Promote This Change Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	Theory-based evaluations of Inclusive Business Programmes Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 1170: Strengthening VOPEs' capacities in Europe: A practical approach for streamlining the evaluation of Key Horizontal Principles (KHP) Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Methodological Shift In Outcome Harvesting: Adapting The Tool, Applying The Principles Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID 460, 1062: Evaluator networks and and professional development (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 2 Chair: Alena Lappo, EES, EvalYouth Europe and P2p+ Ethics	ID 863, 894, 926, 952: Methodological approaches (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 3 Chair: Barbara Schmidt-Abbey, Open University (UK)	ID 340, 775, 916, 1048: Methodological approaches and tools (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Taruna Gupta, Independent	ID 947: Reframing Impact Evaluation As A Path To Social Justice: Experiences From A Pilot In Bangladesh, The Philippines And The Horn, Central And East Africa Region Location: Room - Galoppen 5
1:45pm - 3:15pm	Nordic Panel: Flagship Plenary Panel - Nordic Evaluation Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	Using Actor-Based Change Frameworks and Behaviour Change Theory in Rapid Evaluation Location: Room Karavanen 11
3:20pm - 3:40pm	004: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
3:45pm - 5:15pm	‘How To Evaluate War: Reality And Future Of Ukrainian M&E’. Special Session Organised By The Ukrainian Evaluation Association Location: Room - Pjerrot	External Support to Different European Commission Services: Some Common Reflections Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	Shifting The Ways In Which Research Is Evaluated Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 299, 828, 840, 873: Values and Evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 10 Chair: Daniele Lamarque, EES	ID 839: Celebrating A Decade Of EvalPartners: Co-drafting of EvalAgenda 2030 Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Transformative MEL in practice: TBI Africa Advisory’s bespoke change-driven MEL system Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID1157: How Can Evaluation Make the Most of Methods and Data to Inform Transformation? The Evolution of Methods Used in EU Policy Making Location: Room - Arkaden 3	ID 246, 358,725,975: Analysis and Analytics in Evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Dr. Oto Potluka, University of Basel
3:45pm - 5:15pm	ID 678, 788,917, 990: Maps, models and pathways in methodology (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Karin Kohlweg, EES	ID 905: Dealing With Complex Challenges Across The Evaluation Cycle. New Ideas, Examples and Innovations. Location: Room - Galoppen 4	ID 879: Theory-Based Impact Evaluation—Combining Experimental Design with Theory-Based Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 5	Substantiation In Outcome Harvesting: An Exploration Of Its Strengths And Challenges Location: Room - Galoppen 9	ID 717: How to Co-Design and Implement Four Critical Components of a Participatory Learning System Location: Room - Karavanen 3	Tools to Build Consideration of Environmental Sustainability Into All Evaluations Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 753: Developing Complexity-Informed Initial Program Theories: Two Additions to the Evaluation Toolbox Location: Room Karavanen 11
5:20pm - 6:50pm	ID833: When Evidence Does Not Matter: Implications for Evaluation Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 713, 792, 817,887: Evaluation in the EU plus country case (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10 Chair: Dr. Oto Potluka, EES	ID 313: Responsibility >= Causation? Location: Room - Karavanen 6	Giving Communities A Voice Through Outcome Harvesting: The Role And Responsibility Of Evaluators To Include Less Powerful Voices. Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 752: Capabilities And Competencies For The Evaluation Profession: Tales From Two VOPEs Location: Room - Galoppen 8	Transformational Change: Applying Human Rights-Based, Gender-Sensitive and Feminist Evaluation Approaches Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID 657, 688, 795, 995: Transforming Evaluations by Combining Methods (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 2 Chair: Taruna Gupta, Independent	ID 262, 376, 481, 866: Thinking creatively - new and revised approaches to old problems (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 3 Chair: Dr. Rasmus Heltberg, IEG, World Bank
5:20pm - 6:50pm	ID 253, 274, 463, 549: Policy and practice: the role of evaluation and how to implement (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Mariana Branco, The World Bank Independent Evaluation Group (IEG)	ID 673, 744, 980, 1078: Decolonising Evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 5 Chair: Jon Kurtz, Mercy Corps	ID 968: Applying Mixed Media Analysis in Evaluation: A Demonstration of the uses of Talkwalker in Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 4	ID 805, 1007,1138, 1152: Policy and political process (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 5 Chair: Daniele Lamarque, EES	ID 181, 294, 300, 453: Improving efficiency and generating results - the role of evaluation and evaluation tools (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 9 Chair: Callum Murdoch, NIRAS-LTS International	Programme Theory Building and Refinement With a Set-Theoretic Approach: an Impact Evaluation of R&D Subsidies Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 969: Impact Assessments Within the European Commission - Time for a New Approach? Location: Room Karavanen 11

Date: Friday, 10/June/2022
8:30am - 10:00am	ID 967: Co-creating An Important Role For M&E In Transforming Our Future Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 880: The UNusual Suspects: From Youth to Parliamentarians To Transform Evaluation System Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10 Chair: Marco Segone, UNFPA	Getting to Better M&E Systems in Governments: Lessons from partners in the Global Evaluation Initiative on how to build better M&E systems. Location: Room - Karavanen 6	Demystifying Process Tracing and QCA for the non-experts Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 573: Evaluation as a tool for Adaptive Learning in an uncertain world: experiences from EU Agencies’ Evaluation Practices Location: Room - Galoppen 8	A Transformative Change in Development Evaluation: Opportunities and Challenges for Changing Practices, Mindsets and Values in International Organisations Location: Room - Karavanen 8	Using Outcome Harvesting To Continuously Monitor Our Progress In Addressing The Complex Challenges We Face Location: Room - Arkaden 2	ID 568: VNRs: An Awakening To Change Practices. Location: Room - Arkaden 3
8:30am - 10:00am	Shifting Evaluation Norms, Culture and Practices Across the Science-Policy Interface: Guiding Reflection and Action for Normalizing Reflexive Evaluation Location: Room - Arkaden 4	ID 841: Learning From Evaluations In Fragile Conflict-Affected And Hard to Reach Areas Location: Room - Arkaden 5	ID 720, 742,1000, 1010: Evaluation for planetary health (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 4 Chair: Dr. José Carbajo, EES Lead, Private Sector Evaluation Thematic Group	Lessons in Adopting and Adapting M&E for Digital Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Location: Room - Galoppen 5	How to Bridge the Gap Between Evaluation and Learning: Practical Tools and Techniques Location: Room - Galoppen 9	Is There a Need for Academic Training to Professionalize Evaluation? Location: Room - Karavanen 3	Designing effective communication approaches in evaluations: A Foreign Ministry approach Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
10:00am - 10:20am	005: COFFEE BREAK - POSTER SESSION Location: Common Areas
10:20am - 11:50am	ID 684: A New Interdisciplinarity in Evaluation Location: Room - Pjerrot	ID 895: How Can Evaluation Address the Transformational Demands of Our Time Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10 Chair: Dr. Sanjeev Sridharan, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation	From Principles to Practice: a round table discussion on Ethics Location: Room - Karavanen 6	Quality As Praxis: A Formative Meta-evaluation Tool To Inform Transformation Location: Room - Galoppen 10	Long- And Short-Term Dilemmas In Sustainability Evaluations Location: Room - Galoppen 8	ID 696,715, 854: Methodologies in practice Location: Room - Karavanen 8 Chair: Andrew Fyfe, UNCDF Chair: Carlos Antonio Tarazona Cervantes, FAO	ID 686, 697, 860, 988: The role of evaluators and applying their role - A critical actor in the evaluation experience (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 2 Chair: Weronika Felcis, Evalpartners	ID 190: Narrative Assessment. A New Way To Monitor, Evaluate, Learn And Communicate About Advocacy Location: Room - Arkaden 3
10:20am - 11:50am	ID 210, 335, 829, 962: Organising evaluation for learning and change (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Per Øyvind Bastøe, VID Specialized University	ID 712: Creating Document Models To Advance Data & Evidence Building Functions Location: Room - Arkaden 5	ID 276: Applying a Progressive, Multi-Criteria Approach as a Tool for Monitoring, Evaluating and Learning of Local Governance and Community Development- Limitations and Advantages: Using Participatory Municipal Capacity Index (PMCI) in the USAID-Funded DOBRE Prog Location: Room - Galoppen 4	ID 406, 815,1025, 1071: Evaluation systems and practices - models for collective problems (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 5 Chair: Karin Kohlweg, EES	ID 861: Triangulating Different Global, Portfolio and Country level Evaluation Methodologies and Tools to Answer Questions within a Complex Evaluation on Global Undernutrition. Location: Room - Galoppen 9	Illuminating The Global Practice Of Community-Led Development: Do We Practice What We Preach? Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	TWG 6: Thematic Working Group 6 MTG Location: Room Karavanen 11
11:55am - 12:35pm	Plenary Keynote Presentation: Keynote Presentation: Estelle Raimondo, Senior Evaluator, World Bank Independent Evaluation Group and Peter Dahler-Larsen,Professor at the Department for Political Science at University of Copenhagen, Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1
12:40pm - 1:40pm	ID748: Methodological Bricolage for Inclusive Rigor Location: Room - Galoppen 10	ID 733: Experimental Impact Analysis for Program Improvement Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID 858: The Role of Monitoring and Evaluation in the UN2030 SDGs Agenda Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Making it Matter: Moving Beyond Pro-Forma International Development M&E. Location: Room - Arkaden 3	The Stubborn Challenge of Evidence Uptake: Breaking Through Ongoing Stagnation Location: Room - Galoppen 4	Evaluation As A Way Of Facilitating Transformation: The Example Of A Regional Gender & Sports Policy Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 5	Development Approaches: Lessons Learned on Delivering Third Party Monitoring and Evaluation Services to the FCDO ASCEND programme Location: Room - Galoppen 9	00C: LUNCH - LUNCH SESSIONS Location: Common Areas
12:40pm - 1:40pm	ID1158: Innovations in Evaluation for Transformation - Whats New In The EES Thematic Working Groups Location: Room Karavanen 11
1:45pm - 3:15pm	ID 882: Making evaluations Methods Innovative To Inform Transformation: Experience From UN Agencies Location: Room - Pjerrot Chair: Daniele Lamarque, EES Chair: Marco Segone, UNFPA Discussant: Andrea Cook, World Food Programme	Expanding The Learning Potential Of Evaluation: From ‘Lessons Learned’ To ‘learning Scenarios’ Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	ID 862: Maximising the Potential of Secondary Data in Education Sector Evaluations in Context of COVID-19 Location: Room - Karavanen 6	ID 706, 818, 855, 973,: Theory and outcomes orientated evaluation (multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 10 Chair: yulye jessica ROMO RAMOS, Nexus Evaluation LTD	ID 824: Towards More Transformational Evaluation Practice: Infusing Foresight Into Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 8	ID 761: Getting Practical and Efficient with Machine Learning for Large Portfolio Monitoring and Evaluation: A Demonstration. Location: Room - Karavanen 8	ID 822: Examining The Blueprint Of Realist Evaluation — What Are The Building Blocks Of Context-Mechanism-Outcome Configurations? Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Institutions and the Evidence Culture for Impact’ Location: Room - Arkaden 3
1:45pm - 3:15pm	ID 231, 607, 956: Climate, sustainability and the SDGs (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Arkaden 4 Chair: Alena Lappo, EES, EvalYouth Europe and P2p+ Ethics	Convening Global Perspectives on Gender, Relational and Intersectional Approaches in Evaluation. Location: Room - Arkaden 5	ID612: Outcomes Classification Toolkit: Assessing Outcomes in a consistent manner across sectors and institutions, with an application to the World Bank Group Location: Room - Galoppen 4	Role and Effectiveness of the Private Sector in Situations of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence – Challenges to Evaluation and Evaluators Location: Room - Galoppen 5	ID493, 994, 946,1142: Community and participatory approaches (Multiple paper session) Location: Room - Galoppen 9 Chair: Matodzi Amisi, CLEAR-AA	The Learning Power of Listening: The practicalities of using SenseMaker, a narrative monitoring and evaluation approach (incl. the launch of the SenseMaker Practitioner Guide). Location: Room - Karavanen 3	The Different Roles of The Evaluator: Evaluator, Researcher, Friend or Independent, What Role Should We Play in This Transformative Time Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	ID 134, 438, 682, 885: Tools and techniques (Multiple papers session) Location: Room Karavanen 11 Chair: Marco Lorenzoni, Bridges Consulting
3:20pm - 3:40pm	006: COFFEE BREAK Location: Common Areas
3:45pm - 5:15pm	Evaluating Quality of Science and Research–Approaches and Methods to Inform Transformation and Manage Knowledge Location: Room - Pjerrot	Improving and Transforming Evaluation Delivery And Uptake Through Effective Use of Quality Assessment Systems and Tools Location: Room - Karavanen 9+10	Strateval, a Game to Collectively Design Your Evaluation Strategy Location: Room - Karavanen 6	Stronger Together: Harnessing Collaboration And Adding Value Across Networks Of Young And Local Evaluators In EECA Region Location: Room - Galoppen 10	Responsible Data Governance in Monitoring and Evaluation in the African Context Location: Room - Galoppen 8	ID 211, 930, 970, 1037: Evaluation and social welfare systems (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Karavanen 8 Chair: May Pettigrew, EES	ID 798: Measuring Social Impact Using Geodata – Shifting the Toolbox Towards the Integration of Big Data in Geospatial Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 2	Tackling Organisational Learning and Change through Crisis Program Evaluations Location: Room - Arkaden 4
3:45pm - 5:15pm	What is the Role of Ethics for Evaluators in a Transforming Field? Location: Room - Arkaden 5	What is quality? – An interview. Location: Room - Galoppen 4	ID 526, 681, 820, 1033: Adaptive approaches to evaluation (Multiple papers session) Location: Room - Galoppen 5 Chair: Dr. Tom Ling, RAND Europe	ID 881: Building a New Generation of Evaluators: Career Development As a Tool for Transformational Evaluation Location: Room - Galoppen 9 Chair: Marco Segone, UNFPA	Value Creation and Impact Investing Location: Room - Karavanen 3	What Changing Role Can Evaluation Play In Power Shifts: Perspectives From Oxfam GB Location: Plenary - Parallel Session 1	Leveraging Evaluation for Organisational Learning and Innovation Location: Room Karavanen 11

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