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Upcoming 2026 workshops

Workshop: Introduction to Cost-Benefit Analysis for Evaluators
                    (Online 3 & 10 February 2026)
Workshop: Using Program Theory & Program Logic for Improved Evaluation Practice 
                    (Online 4 & 11 February 2026) 
Workshop: Systems Evaluation Theory – Practice & Implementation
                     (Online 5 & 12 February 2026)
Workshop: The Business of Evaluation: Entering the World of Consulting 
                     (Online 17 & 24 February 2026)
Workshop: Foundations of Evaluation: past, present and future 
                     (Online 19 & 26 February 2026)
Workshop: Evaluation Readiness – Getting the project, plan and timing right before you evaluate 
                    (Online 20 & 27 February 2026)
Workshop: Navigating AI in Evaluation, from Basics to Advanced Applications 
                    (Online 3 & 10 March 2026)
Workshop: Introduction to Qualitative Methods in Evaluation 
                    (Online 6 & 13 March 2026)
Workshop: Evaluation and Value for Money: An approach using rubrics and mixed methods 
                    (Online 12 & 19 March 2026)
Workshop: Evaluating power in partnerships and collaborations 
                    (Online 17 & 24 March 2026)
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