Africa's trusted evaluation partner

The African Evaluation Association (AfrEA) serves as a coordinating body between national evaluation organisations, otherwise known as Voluntary Organisations for Professional Evaluation (VOPE), individual evaluators, and institutions across Africa. We count 40 VOPES across the continent, and over 3,000 individual members. We have established partnerships with 14 development organizations.

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Our Impact

AfrEA has significantly influenced the evaluation landscape in Africa by:

Supporting the establishment
and growth of national evaluation associations
(VOPEs).

Promoting high-quality
evaluation practices
and theories.

Facilitating capacity building,
networking, and sharing of evaluation techniques among evaluators, policymakers, and development specialists.

Hosting successful conferences that bring together evaluators from across Africa and beyond, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Our Initiatives

Made in Africa
Evaluation (MAE)

African Evaluation
Journal (AEJ)

AfrEA Biennial
Conference

African Evaluation
Principles

African School of
Evaluation (ASE)

African Evaluators
Database

Our Projects

African Rooted Evaluation Approaches, Methods, & Tools

African Rooted Evaluation Approaches, Methods, & Tools To map, co-create and test...

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Made In Africa Evaluation And Indigenous Knowledge For Impacting Young People In The Global South

Made In Africa EvaluationAnd Indigenous KnowledgeFor Impacting Young PeopleIn The Global South...

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Institutional support to AfrEA Secretariat and the 10th AfrEA Conference

Institutional support to AfrEA Secretariatand the 10th AfrEA Conference Objectives To provide...

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Made in Africa and South-to-South Evaluation Initiative

Made in Africa and South-to-South Evaluation Initiative Objectives To improve African evaluation...

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“AfrEA Insights” is the monthly newsletter of the African Evaluation Association (AfrEA). The newsletter is your go-to source for staying connected with the evaluation community in Africa. Whether you are an experienced evaluator, a policymaker, an academic, or someone new to the field, “AfrEA Insights” will provide you with valuable information and opportunities to engage with others who share your passion for evaluation.

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