Archive: M&E on the Cutting Edge Conferences

Below you can see an overview of the annual conferences with links to documents and videos from each event.

To see a playlist of all videos, click here

• 2022 – ‘Transforming Monitoring & Evaluation to support food systems transformation’ with Dr. Michael Quinn Patton and Jim Woodhill | Event webpage | Watch here | Slides – Michael Quinn Patton | Slides – Jim Woodhill
• 2019 – ‘Monitoring and Evaluation for Inclusive and Sustainable Food Systems’ with Ruerd Ruben, Irene Guijt, Inge Brouwer (all WUR) and Paulina Bizotto Molina (ECDPM). Read more here
• 2018 – ‘Communicating Evidence for Sustainable Development’ with Prof. Dr. Noelle Aarts (Radboud University Faculty of Science) and Dr. Irene de Goede (Oxfam Novib). Get the report here | Keynote Noelle Aarts
• 2017 – ‘Measuring What Matters in a Post-Truth Society’ with Wendy Asbeek Brusse (IOB), Claire Hutchings (Oxfam GB), Robert Dijksterhuis (RVO).  Get the report here
• 2016 – ‘Partnering for success: how M&E can strengthen partnerships for sustainable development’ with Bruce Byiers (watch keynote) and Ros Tennyson (watch keynote)
  | Get the report here
• 2015 – ‘M&E for Responsible Innovation’ with Prof. Dr. Phil Macnaghten (watch keynote) and Dr. Irene Guijt (watch keynote) | Get the report here
• 2014 – ‘Improving the use of monitoring and evaluation processes and findings’ with Marlène Läubli Loud; Ismael Akhalwaya & Carlo Bakker; Get the report here
• 2013 – ‘Impact evaluation: taking stock and moving ahead’ with Dr. Elliot Stern and Dr. Irene Guijt (watch keynote) | Get the report here
• 2012 – ‘Expert seminar on Developmental Evaluation’ and ‘Global hot issues on the M&E agenda’ with Dr Michael Quinn Patton; Watch Keynote  and Download the report
• 2011 – ‘Realist Evaluation’ with Dr. Gill Westhorp;  Get the report here
• 2010 – ‘Evaluation Revisited. Improving the Quality of Evaluative Practice by Embracing Complexity’ http://evaluationrevisited.wordpress.com/
• 2009 – ‘Innovation dialogue – Being strategic in the face of complexity’; ; http://tinyurl.com/nfxzdpg