The Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Best Article and Best Practice Notes Awards.
PerƒEval is a research laboratory on public policy performance and evaluation at Laval University affiliated to the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CAPP). This focal point of resources and expertise aims to contribute to the wider discussion on evaluation and the advancement of knowledge in this rapidly growing field. The members of this research laboratory conduct theoretical and empirical studies and apply a particular measure of attention to the distribution and use of their results.
PerƒEval contributes to the education and training of practitioners and students through university courses and within the framework of master's theses and doctoral dissertations. The PerƒEval Laboratory offers its services to public and semi-public organizations that have specific training needs or require advice in matters of evaluation and performance management.
The PerƒEval laboratory team consists of: university professors, research professionals, and graduate students (masters' and doctoral). These researchers work together on projects that hinge on three principal themes: participatory evaluation, performance management, and public policy ethics.
The Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Best Article and Best Practice Notes Awards.
The OECD DAC Network on Development Evaluation has issued an updated set of definitions and principles for use for its evaluation criteria.
The revised definitions and principles are a result of a global consultation on the criteria.