Dr Linda Khumalo, (Postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Development Policy and Management at the University of Antwerp) and Dr Evans Boadu, (Postdoctoral researcher at the University of the Witwatersrand School of Governance) are editing a volume on indigenous knowledge systems in evaluation. The edited volume seeks to contribute to understanding the evaluative impulses embedded in indigenous knowledge ideas, values, and philosophies applied in evaluation.

Join decision makers, experts, and development stakeholders working towards developing evidence-based policies and practices that impact lives and livelihoods.This year, we are implementing a two-step registration process with fees that are designed to accommodate conference participants from all over the world. Students* and Self-Sponsored LMIC^ participants do not need to complete step two.

Developing capacities in parliament for evidence use is a long-term process wherein parliaments themselves, with the help of national governments and regional institutions, must own and lead the process and provide long-term support in order to maintain crucial gains.