UNDP Independent Evaluation Office 347d ago

In an era characterized by rapid change, political instability, and social fragmentation, the need for inclusive dialogue and collaboration has never been more urgent. As policymakers and evaluators grapple with these complexities, they are increasingly recognizing the critical importance of amplifying citizen voices in decision-making processes. This session draws inspiration from the principles of Athenian democracy, which remind us that thoughtful, respectful discussions among citizens can yield more informed and effective political decisions. Moderator: Saltanat Rasulova Speakers: Dongwan Yang, Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, MOFCOM, Assistant Researcher Otmane Gair, National Observatory for Human Development, President Erdenechimeg Ulziisuren, Mongolian Evaluation Association (MEA), Founder & President Melvy Kekana, Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, South Africa, Deputy Director Joseph Muserero, Office of the Prime Minister, Uganda, Information Scientist