CANADEM Evaluations
CANADEM’s specialized evaluation division provides evaluation, assessment and monitoring services to bilateral, international and UN agencies. CAN-Eval's goal is to contribute to the international evaluation community through the delivery of constructive evaluations that endeavour to satisfy donor requirements, enrich international best practices, and ultimately support the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Our evaluation Roster covers all evaluation methodologies and virtually all substantive areas of expertise and regional experience, as well as hundreds of languages. CAN-Eval’s Evaluation Roster can provide rapid, in-country evaluations, monitoring and assessments, as well as Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) capacity-building expertise to ensure programs / projects are carried out according to project norms, standards and obligations.
Objective Vision: CAN-Eval is a neutral, objective, third-party that provides independent, credible and transparent evaluations. We focus on "results-oriented" progress and emphasize the project best practices. As required, CAN-Eval experts also provide M&E capacity-building for evaluation departments or member countries
Successful Record
Our Evaluation Experts have successfully undertaken over 700 evaluation, monitoring or assessment assignments on behalf of the UN, World Bank, African Development Bank (AFDB), European Union (EU), Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), UK Department for International Development (DIFID), US Agency for International Development (USAID) and other institutions. Some examples include:
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SNV Netherlands - Evaluation of SNV Honduras 2004-2008 capacity development program (Honduras, 2008)
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Rights and Democracy - Evaluation of an 11-year Indigenous Women's Leadership Program (Peru, 2007)
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GlobalScale / IASC / OCHA - Real time evaluation of the humanitarian crisis in Darfour (Sudan, 2006)
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World Bank / Government of Ecuador - Comparative analysis between Andean Regional and Ecuador National Adaptation Proposals (Ecuador 2005)
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UNDP - Evaluation of governance in Cameroon (Cameroon, 2004)
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AFDB - Diagnosis, analysis and recommendations on the procurement process (Tunis, 2004)
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UNDP - Final evaluation of the anti-poverty partnership initiatives (Mozambique 2004)
- International Trade Center, UNCTAD, UNDP - Evaluation of the integrated framework for trade-related technical assistance to Least Developed Countries (Haiti, Mauritania, Senegal, Guinea, The Gambia, Mali, Uganda, Malawi, Bangladesh, Nepal, Cambodia, Yemen, Tanzania, Lesotho, Burundi, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Madagascar 2003)
How does CAN-Eval work?
CAN-Eval deploys skilled, screened individuals or teams —substantive, regional and evaluation methodology experts with diverse cultural and language skills—for in-country:
 Impact or needs assessments |
Quality assurance and compliance assessments |
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| Program or organization evaluations |
Organizational staffing and peer reviews |
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| Mission planning and assessments |
Gender equity assessments |
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| Performance or policy evaluation |
Policy formulation / development |
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| Project cycle and activities assessments |
Country evaluations and case studies |
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Governance, elections and democratization |
Education, health |
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Rule of law, policing and corrections |
Environment, water and sanitation |
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Trust Fund management |
Gender equality |
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Poverty reduction |
Sustainable development |
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Peacebuilding, conflict prevention, human security |
Human rights |
CANADEM offers full support and quality assurance
Urgent evaluations
Requesting CAN-Eval experts
Send your requests with terms of reference to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . CAN-Eval will respond, as required, with a list of individual screened experts, an evaluation team, an evaluation expression of interest or a full evaluation proposal.