Innovations in Evaluation
Big Data, Blockchain, and Human-Centred Design for Development Programming
Date
25th July – 27th July 2018
Venue
ReWork Event Space FX Sudirman Mall, 7th floor. (Jl. Pintu Senayan), JAKARTA (Central/Pusat)
Big Data
Harnessing its value for Development Evaluation
BlockChain
Exploring the Tech beyond the Hype
Design Thinking
Data Clinics for Prototyping
Topics Covered
- The data revolution and the implications for international development
- The promise of big data for monitoring and evaluation – and the challenges
- Case studies illustrating applications of big data in a development evaluation
- Adaptive Programming and developing a ‘Culture of Evaluation’
- A framework for integrating big data into monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL)
- Managing big data inclusive evaluations and understanding the big data ecosystem
- EvalC3 and the development of prediction models and the representation of Theories of Change
- Data Clinics: Design Thinking in M&E for choosing the right tools.
- Introducing Blockchains and IoTs and their use in Data Capture, Storage, and Dissemination. (Lessons from the Field)
- Case Studies of Application (Government, Private Sector, Development Sector and Tech Industry)
Audience
Speakers
Prof. Michael Bamberger
Independent Consultant
Rick Davies
Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant
Valentine Gandhi
Founder, The Development CAFE
Diastika Rahwidiati
Chief Technical Advisor, Pulse Lab Jakarta
Setiaji
Head of the Jakarta Smart City Project
Satish Nagaraji
Senior Manager, Digital Agriculture (M&E Tools), ICRISAT/CGIAR
Maesy Angelina
Social Systems Lead for UN Pulse Lab Jakarta
Organized by
An international Research and Development think tank based in Kenya and Indonesia. Founded in 2001, it harnesses the power of Research 4 Development, Innovation and ICT4D and Capacity Development to provide sustainable solutions to global issues.
Technical Partner
A joint initiative of the United Nations and the Government of Indonesia, via United Nations Global Pulse and the Ministry of National Development and Planning (Bappenas).