Sharon Scotcher

EES

 

Member profile details

Membership level
Contributing VOPE Membership
Acronym of VOPE
EES
Primary Contact's Full Name
Sharon Scotcher
1. Full name of VOPE
European Evaluation Society
2. Acronym of VOPE
EES
3. Primary contact's name
Sharon Scotcher
4. Primary contact's email
secretariat@europeanevaluation.org
 

Organizational Identification

11. Address of organization (VOPE)
Posthoornstraat 17 3011WD Rotterdam The Netherlands
12. Year organization (VOPE) founded
1995 (1996 registered in the Netherlands)
13. Current status
2. Formal association/society (charter and bylaws adopted)
14. VOPE legally recognized by government?
3. Yes
15. Geographic scope
Regional (multi-national)
16. If Regional VOPE, name of region
Europe
 

Membership

20. Number of dues-paying official membership
300
22. Total current number of members
300
23. Total on mailing list
1000
24. What is the criteria for an individual or entity to join your VOPE?
interest
26. Number of VOPE members working in Governmental agencies
6%
27. Number of VOPE members working in NGOs/CSOs
5%
28. Number of VOPE members working in Academia
11%
29, Number of VOPE members working in Private Sector
12%
30. Number of VOPE membership that are women
47%
 

Leadership

32. Name of president/chairperson
Tom Ling
33. Members in active leadership positions
11
34. How active would judge your VOPE's leadership to be?
4. Quite active - meet monthly
35. Paid secretariat staff
Yes - part-time
36. Means of communication
  • 1. email listserv
  • 2. social media
  • 3. newsletter
  • 4. website
  • 7. other
37. Number of newsletters
on monthly basis
 

VOPE Activities and Affiliations

40. Purpose and mission
The goal of the European Evaluation Society is thus to stimulate and promote theory, practice, and utilization of high quality evaluation especially, but not exclusively, within Europe. This goal is obtained by
bringing together academics and practitioners from all over Europe and from different professional sectors, thus creating a forum where all participants can benefit from the co-operation and bridge building
opportunities of the EES.
41. Recent Activities
New EES website
Thematic Working Groups initiatives
13th EES Biennial Conference: Evaluation for more resilient societies - http://www.ees2018.eu/
EuropEval Digest
Blog
42. Standards / guidelines
3. Yes
43. If so, where are they accessible?
https://europeanevaluation.org/about-ees/policy-statements/
44. Methods for strenghening skills of members
  • 5. other
 

VOPE Affiliations

45. VOPE membership in regional or international network
Yes
46. Network name(s)
IOCE, NESE
47. 47.Has your VOPE participated in a P2P or Innovation Challenge grant-supported project?
2. Yes
48. If so, what year?
2014, 2015, 2020
49. With what partners?
NESE
Pakistan Evaluation Network (PEN)
Parliamentarians Forum On Development Evaluation (PFDE)
Latin American and the Caribbean Network for Monitoring, Evaluation and Systematization (ReLAC)Community of Evaluators - South Asia (CoE)
EvalYouth
IDEAS
 

Evaluation Advocacy

50. Has your VOPE influenced government policies & systems?
No, but we're working on it
52. Has your VOPE partnered with Parliamentarians?
  • Yes, a little.
53. Have you used the EvalPartners Advocacy Toolkit?
  • No, at least not yet.
 

EvalPartners Networks

55. EVALSDGs
Joint conference: Making effective use of evaluations in an increasingly complex world (UNESCO - OECD – French Evaluation Society – European Evaluation Society), Paris
TWG 2 - Evaluating Sustainable Development https://europeanevaluation.org/twg-2/