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A socio-political framework for evaluability assessment of participatory evaluations of partnerships: Making sense of the power differentials in programs that involve the state and civil society

Jointly conducted with a coalition of HIV/AIDS community-based organizations (CBOs), this evaluability assessment sought to better understand the factors that affect the feasibility of a participatory program evaluation to be undertaken in partnership with the CBOs’ non-governmental-organization members and public-health agencies. Participatory evaluations and partnerships are grounded in social and institutional authority structures that unavoidably influence researchers and evaluators. The construction of a theoretical framework for socio-political evaluability assessment of participatory evaluations is a necessary precondition for the coalition’s members to engage effectively in evaluation research with other partners.

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Series Title
Evaluation
Call Number
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Publisher
Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage Publications.,
Collation
246-259p.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
1356-3890
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Edition
Volume 18 Number 2, April 2012 p. 246-259
Subject(s)
Civil society
Public Health
Participatory evaluation
evaluability assessment
sociology of organization
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