Susan Njambi-Szlapka

Consultant for Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GIZ – Programme for Good Financial Governance for Africa • Researched and made recommendations on best policy practices for the inclusion of

Internship at the GIZ programme: The All Africa Ministerial Conference on Decentralization and Local Development, Yaoundé • Conducted research on and presented models of participatory budgeting in Africa • Evaluated a survey on the benefits of AMCOD activities for ministers and directors from member states • Co-organised the international conference on participatory Budgeting in Tunis

• Wrote reports on the post 2015 agenda process in Africa, Asia and the emerging economies and monitored developments • Co-organised the civil society conference on the post 2015 as well as documented and co-authored the final report • After completing an online course on design of and evaluation of poverty reduction strategies from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, I presented the findings of the course to the programme and made recommendations on applying the findings to our work.

An International Conference on Peacebuilding, Reconciliation, and Globalization in an Interdependent World

Trained in the use of evaluation designs (including Randomised Control Trials, Interrupted Time series designs, Difference-indifference designs, Theory of Change designs) to evaluate large scale social policies as well as critically appraise other evaluations.