Launched at the African Evaluation Association conference in March 2017, the African Evaluation Database (or AfrED for short), is a treasure trove of evaluation studies from the English-speaking African world. The database was developed by the Centre for Research on Evaluation, S…
Launched at the African Evaluation Association conference in March 2017, the African Evaluation Database (or AfrED for short), is a treasure trove of evaluation studies from the English-speaking African world.
The database was developed by the Centre for Research on Evaluation, Science and Technology (CREST) at Stellenbosch University, in collaboration with the CLEAR-AA. The database aims to provide a comprehensive collection of academic articles, and published evaluation studies from 13 countries in Africa, from 2005.
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