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CECAN Fellow: Lisa Muller

CECAN Fellowship: Useful evaluation insights under different futures

Traditionally evaluation asks: has this intervention worked. The recent update to the Magenta Book places more emphasis on evaluation asking: how can this intervention improve (test and learn). With increasing uncertainty and rapid policy shifts even test and learn approaches risk being out of date and irrelevant quickly, and evaluators might what to ask: how will this evaluation hold under different futures? While some evaluations, research and other evidence may bide their time and be ‘dusted off’ when the conditions are right, I would like to explore whether and how evaluators could bring more deliberate future proofing into their evaluation planning and delivery. I will test if and how foresight techniques can be brought into or adapted to work as part of evaluation planning and delivery.

 

About Lisa

Dr Lisa Müller works as the Head of Monitoring and Evaluation at Connected Places Catapult, she has 20 years of experience delivering evidence-led programmes across infrastructure, transport, innovation and social impact. With a background in statistics, she combines rigorous analytical expertise with practical experience designing and leading complex national evaluations, developing organisational learning systems, and translating evidence into strategic decision-making. She has worked across government, charity and innovation sectors to strengthen impact measurement, evaluation practice and organisational performance.

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