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Challenges for evaluation in dealing with complexity?

This article explores the challenges faced in evaluating and addressing complexity in development projects. It discusses the various perspectives on the development challenge and its solution, as well as the uncertainties surrounding the outcomes of actions taken. It also introduces the concept of the "Compleximeter" to assess the level of complexity in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Challenges for evaluation in dealing with complexity?

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  1. Challenges for evaluation in dealing with complexity? Ricardo Wilson-Grau

  2. International development funders

  3. My sources on complexity Brenda Zimmerman Dave Snowden

  4. Agreement on the challenge and how to address it Relationships of cause and effect are KNOWN at the moment of taking action Simple

  5. Evaluation of a simple intervention Vision IMPACT OUTCOMES Are we efficient? Annual vaccination campaign Building roads Teaching adult literacy Constructing schools OUTPUTS Are we effective? ACTIVITIES INPUTS Plan Time

  6. Disagreement on the challenge or on how to address it Relationships of cause and effect are UNKNOWN when you decide what to do and achieve Complex

  7. Evaluation of a complex intervention Vision OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT ACTIVITY OUTPUT ACTIVITY OUTCOME OUTCOME OUTCOME OUTCOME OUTCOME OUTCOME INPUTS ACTIVITY Plan OUTPUT Time INPUTS ACTIVITY INPUTS INPUTS

  8. Access to information in Latin America • Art and culture in Central America • Blended elearning, China • Children’s rights in Latin America • Climate change and food security, Colombia • Conflict prevention and peacebuilding, globally • Constitutional health mandates in Latin America • Competency Based Medical Education, Canada and USA • Deforestation, globally • Early child marriage,India • Eco-health, globally • Education in the Philippines • Environmental rights in Latin America • European Union environmental policy • Health rights, Costa Rica and Uruguay • Human rights in Central America and Asia • ICT, Africa and Asia • Integrated water resource management, globally • Local, national and international governance, globally • North-South competition policy • Open governmental contracting processes, world-wide • Organic farming in Africa • Pharmaceutical procurement and supply, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda • Poverty and injustice, Ghana and Tanzania • Primary health care system, Nigeria • Public sector reform, Burundi • Solid wastemanagement, Bosnia • Strengthen international, national and local civil societies, globally • Strengthen parliamentary oversight of national budgets, Africa • Violence against women, globally • Water, sanitation and hygiene, Honduras and Ghana • Women’s entrepreneurship, Africa • Women’s rights, globally Achieving the SDGs?

  9. Assess 3 factors of complexity • To what extent do you or your team: • 1. Disagreeabout what is the development challenge? • 2.Disagreeabout what is its solution? • 3. Are uncertainabout what will be the results of your actions to solve the development challenge? High COMPLEXIMETER Low

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