“We must review what we learned implementing the Millennium Development Goals – what worked and what didn’t work,” Deborah Rugg, Chair of the UN Evaluation Group (UNEG), said in a news release. “As evaluators, we offer evidence to answer these questions and help determine what needs to be done differently.”

The Group’s new report, entitled ‘Evaluation Changes Lives – Realizing Evaluation’s Potential to Inform the Global Sustainable Development Goals,’ focuses on topics ranging from gender equality, improving public accountability, cutting greenhouse gas emissions and protecting civilians in conflict zones.

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