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aes19 International Evaluation Conference

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10:30am AEST

Front-end loading: The value of formative evaluation in setting program focus: a case study of the Australian Volunteers Program C2.6Kiri Parata • Keren Winterford • Farooq Dar • Anna Gero Giving evaluation data back to the end user: experience from two workplace health initiatives C2.5Anthea Rutter • Jason Thompson • Jorja Millar

11:00am AEST

Not champions, advocates! Supporting evaluation in non-profit organisations C2.5Anthea Rutter • Alison Rogers

11:30am AEST

A Primer on Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) in Evaluation C2.4Natalie Fisher • Brad Astbury Increasing policy impact of disability inclusive evaluation by using an inclusive citizenship lens C2.5Anthea Rutter • Karen Fisher • Sally Robinson

12:00pm AEST

Evaluating system change: Exploring how project innovations transform business as usual C2.4Natalie Fisher • Julian King • Adrian Field

1:30pm AEST

MEL in fragile and conflict-affected settings: Remote monitoring of the aid program in Afghanistan C2.4Peter Ellis • Ulla Keech-Marx • Sarah Ransom Participatory Action Research - An approach for evaluators to discover and celebrate community strengths C2.5Mia Bromley • Sharon Babyack • Belinda Gibb • Doyen Radcliffe

2:00pm AEST

The dance of evaluation: Engaging stakeholders to develop an evaluation framework across a highly diverse training organisation C2.6Duncan Rintoul • Racheal Norris • Linda Klein Exploring 'beyond the box': Applying implementation theory to evaluate a quality improvement project in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander primary health care C2.4Peter Ellis • Alison Laycock

2:15pm AEST

Aboriginal engagement, Aboriginal evaluation: Owning an evaluation through comprehensive co-design. C2.5Mia Bromley • Lisa Jackson Pulver • Tosh Kelly

2:30pm AEST

Unpacking the competencies - among commissioners, managers and evaluators Pyrmont TheatreAmy Gullickson • Jane Davidson • Sue Leahy • Delyth Lloyd Assessing achievements in implementing place-based initiatives - unboxing the assessment process C2.3Mathea Roorda • Patricia O'Connor • Greer Edsall Operationalising systems-thinking approaches to evaluating health system innovations: The example of HealthPathways Sydney C2.6Duncan Rintoul • Carmen Huckel Schneider • Sarah Norris Co-designing a place-based evaluation C2.4Peter Ellis • Roxanne Bainbridge • Robyn Bailey Buddhist Evaluation: Thinking outside the box of Western-derived methods C2.2Karen Fisher • Kathryn Dinh This presentation is now in Pyrmont C2.1Lee-Anne Molony • Amy Gullickson • Sue Leahy • Delyth Lloyd