AfrEAField stories
Young & Emerging Evaluators
An AfrEA initiative

Sharing
what the field
teaches us.

Young evaluators have experiences worth sharing. This space lets them tell us about their practice, challenges and lessons learned.

Discover their stories ↗
Illustration of a workshop with young African professionalsLearning from the field, together. ✦
01 / GROUNDED IN EXPERIENCE

Start with experience.

Describe a real assignment, its context and your role in it.

02 / AN EVOLVING PRACTICE

Share the challenges, too.

Make room for questions, adjustments and learning.

03 / A TRUSTED SPACE

Publish with care.

Every contribution is reviewed by AfrEA before it is published.

Some guidance

Before you start.

What you need to know to share your experience.

Share my story ↗
What can I write about?

An evaluation experience you were involved in: its context, your approach, challenges, results and lessons you would like to share.

Is my story published immediately?

No. The AfrEA team reviews it and may approve it, request changes, or decline it with a reason.

How long should my story be?

The suggested length is 800–1,500 words, with a short summary and a cover image.

Will my contact details be public?

Your email and phone number are not published. The form identifies the information intended for readers.

Who can contribute?

This initiative is for young and emerging evaluators. AfrEA will communicate the eligibility criteria before launch.