The Namibia Evaluation Association is the national home for M&E professionals and practitioners — building capacity, setting standards, and championing evidence-informed decision-making across all sectors.
Formed in 2016, The Namibia Evaluation Association (NEA) is an independent, non-profit professional association dedicated to cultivating a national culture of evidence-informed decision-making. Through capacity development, professional networking, advocacy, knowledge sharing and strategic partnerships, the Association supports government institutions, civil society organizations, development partners, academia and the private sector in strengthening monitoring, evaluation and learning systems that improve public policy, programme performance and national development outcomes.
The principles that guide everything NEA does for Namibia's evaluation community.
To become Namibia's leading champion of monitoring, evaluation, learning and evidence-informed decision-making for sustainable national development.
To strengthen the culture, quality, and utilization of monitoring, evaluation, and learning in Namibia by building professional capacity, promoting evaluation standards and ethics, facilitating knowledge sharing, advocating for evidence-informed policymaking, and fostering partnerships across government, civil society, academia, development partners, and the private sector.
The values that shape how NEA and its members engage with each other and the evaluation profession.
Drawn directly from our constitution, our work focuses on six pillars:
A platform to share up-to-date literature, methods, procedures and practical evaluation frameworks among evaluators.
Formal and informal training, skills exchange and professional development for emerging and seasoned evaluators.
Defining standards and guidelines for evaluation practice to promote professionalism across the sector.
Regional and international exchange with evaluation institutions, supporting global networking for our members.
A space where commissioners, evaluators and evaluands alike have their diverse voices heard.
Developing African methodologies suited to the Namibian development context.
Open to professionals and practitioners of M&E aged 18+ in the Republic of Namibia. Apply and renew online, manage your profile, and pay securely.
Membership provides access to continuous professional development, networking opportunities, mentorship, discounted training and conferences, career opportunities, exclusive knowledge resources, leadership roles, and a platform to influence national evaluation policy and practice. Through NEA's partnerships with regional and international evaluation networks, members strengthen their professional competencies while contributing to the growth of a vibrant evaluation culture that supports sustainable development in Namibia and across Africa.
Secure login to manage your profile, renew membership, download receipts, register for events and access member-only resources.
Two days of keynotes, papers and panels on evidence use in the Namibian public sector.
Register online →A practical introduction to results frameworks, indicators and data quality for new practitioners.
Register online →An informal member exchange on developing methodologies suited to African contexts.
Register online →Submit abstracts on evidence-informed policy, systems evaluation, and made-in-Africa approaches by 31 July.
The Association joins the continental network of VOPEs to expand exchange and collaboration opportunities for members.
Online applications, renewals and secure payments arrive with our new integrated membership database.
Highlights from NEA's virtual sessions on the future of M&E in Southern Africa.
Member-only library of guidelines, tools and publications.
ERF 8415 Np Geingos Street, Freedoms Square Katutura, Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia
info@nea.com.na
+264 81 752 4957
Mon – Fri, 08:00 – 17:00