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ACRONYMS IEO IOCE M&E MDG SDG UN Women UNDP UNEG UNFPA UNICEF VOPE Independent Evaluation Office International Organization for Cooperation in Evaluation Monitoring and evaluation Millennium Development Goal Sustainable Development Goal United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women United Nations Development Programme United Nations Evaluation Group United Nations Population Fund United Nations Children’s Fund Voluntary organization for professional evaluation
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD 5 SUMMARY 6 CONTEXT AND BACKGROUND 7 Towards a framework to evaluate SDGs with an equity-focused and gender-responsive lens 7 EvalGender+ initiative 7 Multi-stakeholder dialogue and technical guidance development 8 HIGH-LEVEL PANEL ON “NO ONE LEFT BEHIND” 11 TECHNICAL WORKSHOP 13 Thematic discussions 13 WORKSHOP 1. The relevance of “new metrics” for the evaluation of SDGs: Data for development and indicators for equity and gender equality 15 Key issues 15 Process and summary 16 WORKSHOP 2. Evaluation and complexity: Dealing with the increasing complexity of development ensuring “No one is left behind” 18 Key issues 18 Process and summary 18 WORKSHOP 3. Demand for and use of evidence from evaluation: Understanding the political economy of equity-focused and gender-responsive evidence 20 Key issues 20 Process and Summary 20 ANNEX 1. LINKS TO RELEVANT PRESENTATIONS 25 ANNEX 2. E-DISCUSSION: EVALUATING SDGS WITH AN EQUITY-FOCUSED AND GENDER- RESPONSIVE LENS (“NO ONE LEFT BEHIND”) 26 A2.1 E-discussion announcement 26 Purpose of the consultation 26 A2.2 E-discussion summary 29 Theme 1. The relevance of “new metrics” (measurement tools and indicators) for the evaluation of SDGs from an equity-focused and gender-responsive perspective 29 Theme 2. Evaluation and complexity: Dealing with the increasing complexity of development and interconnectedness of SDGs to ensure “no one is left behind” 36 Theme 3. Towards equity-focused and genderresponsive national evaluation systems: Multi-stakeholder partnerships to strengthen national evaluation capacities 40 Theme 4. Demand for and use of evidence from equity-focused and gender-responsive evaluation to inform equitable development 44 ANNEX 3. AGENDA 47 Workshop 1 The relevance of “new metrics” for the evaluation of SDGs: 51 Workshop 2: Evaluation and complexity: 53 Workshop 3: Demand for and use of evidence from evaluation 55 ANNEX 4. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 57 CONCLUSIONS 22 New metrics for evaluation of SDGs 22 Strengthening data systems 22 Addressing complexity 22 National evaluation policies and systems 23 Localizing SDG indicators 23 Demand for and use of evidence from equity-focused and gender-responsive evaluation to inform equitable development 23 Multi-stakeholder partnerships 24 National evaluation capacities 24
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Questions: How can developments in
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Agenda item Process Outcome 15h30-1
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6. Second round: Talk show Question
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Florence Etta-AkinAina Principal Co
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Emmanuel Trepanier Senior Consultan
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