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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 119-128
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The workshop convened relevant stakeholders, including evaluators and users of large-scale evaluations as well as others interested in evaluation methods, to present and discuss insights gained and transferrable lessons learned from the conduct of recent evaluations of the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief; the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria; the U.S.
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This workshop was sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. AGENDA Tuesday, January 7, 2014 8:00A – 8:30A Registration and Breakfast 8:30A – 8:45A Welcoming Remarks and Overview of Workshop Agenda Ann Kurth, New York University, Planning Committee Chair 8:45A – 9:15A Setting the Stage: Workshop Framing and Cross cutting Issues Simon Hearn, Overseas Development Institute/ BetterEvaluation Initiative 9:15A – 10:45A Panel 1: Framing the evaluation, choosing the evaluator, and establishing the governance structure for the evaluation OBJECTIVES OF THE PANEL: the end of this session, workshop participants At will be able to identify and understand the key considerations and decisions needed to: • Identify the evaluation goals, develop and prioritize the evaluation questions, and define the audience and the intended uses.
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• Identify how to understand, ensure, and assess the value and utility of the evaluation and its findings. PANELISTS: Overview Speaker/Moderator: Jon Simon, Boston University, Planning Committee Member Discussants: hris Whitty, UK Department for C International Development Ryuichi Komatsu, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Deborah Rugg, United Nations Inspection and Evaluation Division Carmela Green-Abate, Country Coordinator, PEPFAR Ethiopia Robert Black, Johns Hopkins University 10:45A – 11:15A BREAK 11:15A – 1:00P Panel 2: Developing the evaluation design and methodological approaches OBJECTIVES OF THE PANEL: the end of this session, workshop participants will At understand the following: • The importance of mixed methods approaches to evaluate complex initiatives and to understand not only whether an effect was achieved but also how and why.
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• The importance of planning for and building flexibility into the design. PANELISTS: Moderator: Kara Hanson, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Planning Committee Member Presentation: Evaluation of PEPFAR Deborah Rugg, United Nations Inspection and Evaluation Division Presentation: Evaluation of Global Fund Daniel Low-Beer, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Presentation: Evaluation of the Affordable Medicines Facility–malaria Catherine Goodman, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Presentation: Illustration of Good Practices for Complex Evaluation Design Elliot Stern, Lancaster University 1:00P – 2:15P LUNCH 2:15P – 4:00P Panel 3: Mapping data sources and gathering and assessing the data
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o uality Q o easibility of gathering/accessing the identified F data PANELISTS: Overview Speaker/Moderator: Ann Kurth, New York University, Planning Committee Chair Discussants: artin Vaessen, ICF, Planning M Committee Member Kara Hanson, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Planning Committee Member Jon Simon, Boston University, Planning Committee Member Batya Elul, Columbia University Victoria Fan, Center for Global Development Peter Elias, University of Warwick 4:00P – 4:30P BREAK 4:30P – 6:00P Panel 4: Analyzing data using triangulation in a mixed methods evaluation to reach overall findings, conclusions, and recommendations
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• Triangulation among investigators. o mong members of the evaluation team A o se of expert/advisory panels U o se of internal or external reviewers U PANELISTS: Overview Speaker/Moderator: Carlo Carugi, Global Environment Facility Discussants: on Simon, Boston University, Planning J Committee Member Catherine Goodman, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Sangeeta Mookherji, George Washington University Bridget Kelly, Institute of Medicine 6:00P – 6:15P Day 1 Wrap-Up Ann Kurth, New York University, Planning Committee Chair Wednesday, January 8, 2014 8:00A – 8:30A Registration and Breakfast 8:30A – 8:45A Welcoming Remarks: Brief Reflection on Day 1 and Overview of Day 2 Agenda Ann Kurth, New York University, Planning Committee Chair
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PANELISTS: Moderator: Sir George Alleyne, University of West Indies, Planning Committee Member Discussants: ernard Nahlen, President's Malaria B Initiative Dorothy Muroki, FHI360, Planning Committee Member Goldman, Department of Ian Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Government of South Africa Kimberly Scott, Institute of Medicine 10:15A – 10:45A BREAK 10:45A – 12:15P Concurrent Sessions -- Block 1 1A: Lessons from Large-Scale Program Evaluation on a Not-Quite-as-Large Scale Moderator: Dorothy Muroki, FHI360, Planning Committee Member
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126 EVALUATION DESIGN FOR COMPLEX GLOBAL INITIATIVES Presenters: Margaret Kruk, Columbia University Padma Chandrasekaran, The Chennai Angels Tanya Marchant, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 1B: Evolving Methods in Evaluation Science Moderator: Sir George Alleyne, University of West Indies, Planning Committee Member Presenters: Geoff Wong, Queen Mary University of London Emmanuela Gakidou, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Caine Rolleston, University of London 1C: Strategic Evaluation Design Troubleshooting: "Bring Your Own" Evaluation Challenge Workshop participants are invited to bring their own current evaluation design challenges for a roundtable discussion of design options and solutions with evaluation expert panelists and colleagues. Facilitator: Kimberly Scott, Institute of Medicine Evaluation experts: Tessie Catsambas, EnCompass LLC Sharon Knight, East Carolina University 12:15P – 1:30P LUNCH: Workshop Feedback Session Facilitator: Sharon Knight, East Carolina University 1:30P – 3:00P Concurrent Sessions -- Block 2 2A: Applying Qualitative Methods to Evaluation on a Large Scale Moderator: Kate Meck, Institute of Medicine Presenters: Sharon Knight, East Carolina University Tessie Catsambas, EnCompass LLC
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PANELISTS: Moderator: Elliot Stern, Lancaster University Presenters: Sanjeev Sridharan, Evaluation Centre for Complex Health Interventions, University of Toronto/St. Michaels's Hospital Charlotte Watts, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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128 EVALUATION DESIGN FOR COMPLEX GLOBAL INITIATIVES S ummary Highlights of the Workshop and Reflections 4:45P – 5:15P on Key Outcomes Ruth Levine, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Additional Reflections Mary Bassett, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Gina Dallabetta, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jimmy Whitworth, Wellcome Trust 5:15P – 5:30P Closing Remarks and Adjournment Ann Kurth, New York University, Planning Committee Chair
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