NDPC and UNICEF Ghana have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their long-standing strategic partnership during a courtesy call by UNICEF Ghana’s newly appointed Deputy Representative, Ms Emmanuelle Collet.
It’s Today! 📊
How can data drive accountability? Join experts from Ghana & Uganda as they explore how parliaments, organisations & individuals use evidence to strengthen governance.
🗓 Today | 12 PM GMT
💻 Zoom
Register: https://t.co/Jot16FHSF7
#EvidenceForAccountability
It’s tomorrow! 📢
Join us for the Evidence for Accountability Dialogue as experts explore how data and evidence strengthen accountability in parliaments, organisations, and beyond.
🗓️ 28 July | 🕛 12 PM GMT
🔗 https://t.co/NAeNwEfEey
#EvidenceForAccountability
It's Tomorrow!
Don't miss our webinar on Data for Accountability: How Parliament, Organisations, Academia and Individuals Use Evidence.
📅 Tuesday, 28 July 2026
🕛 12:00 PM GMT
💻 Zoom
Join @AcepaAfrica, @acdi_africa, & @PACKS_Africa by registering now: https://t.co/gpPaM9yf5Q
#Data strengthens accountability when it is understood, trusted and acted upon.
Join @AcepaAfrica, @acdi_africa and @PACKS_Africa for the July edition of The Evidence for #Accountability Dialogue.
📅 28 July 2026, 12:00 PM GMT
🔗 Register: https://t.co/z3BxgePEpv
#Evidence
ACDI’s Prof. Charles Amoatey, Richard Otoo and Samuel Botchway authored “Evaluation in Ghana” a chapter in the newly published book, The Institutionalisation of Evaluation in Africa.
Read more: https://t.co/YLO27Rr2Db
#ACDI#Evaluation#Africa
ACDI is inviting applications for its #SystematicReview Training & Mentorship Programme.
Open to individuals with a strong #research background interested in conducting and writing systematic reviews.
Apply: https://t.co/0zi41d1DIt
Deadline: Monday, 20 July 2026 | 11:59 PM GMT
Parliamentary debate must be grounded in facts, law and evidence.
On 26 June 2026, ACDI, led by Prof. Charles Amoatey, joined partners for a discussion with Clerk to Parliament, Mr Ebenezer Ahumah Djietror, on strengthening data and evidence use in the @parliament_gh.
#ACDI
Strengthening governance through evidence: Reflections from the government and parliamentary lab at #E2A2026.
How can governments and parliaments make decisions that are more responsive, accountable, and grounded in evidence?
This was the central question explored in the Government & Parliamentary Lab at the Evidence to Action (E2A) 2026 Conference, where participants examined the critical role of evidence in shaping public policy, legislation, budgeting, oversight, and the broader institutionalisation of evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) within government systems.
The session brought together policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and evidence champions from across Africa to reflect on both progress made and persistent challenges in embedding evidence into governance and parliamentary processes.
Facilitated by our AEN Director Lenah Kitenge, the discussions surfaced rich insights and practical experiences from across the continent, including:
🔹 The role of parliamentary champions and participatory dialogues in institutionalising Universal Health Coverage (UHC) evidence in Zambia.
🔹 Factors shaping evidence-based policymaking within Kenya’s National Assembly.
🔹 Lessons from PASGR’s Utafiti Sera model on strengthening evidence-informed policymaking in Africa.
🔹 Opportunities and challenges for advancing evidence-informed policymaking in Francophone Africa, with insights from Cameroon.
Across these perspectives, a clear thread emerged: evidence creates the greatest impact when it is embedded within institutions, supported by trusted relationships between producers and users of evidence, and championed by leaders committed to informed decision-making.
As African governments continue to navigate complex and evolving policy environments, strengthening the systems, capacities, and cultures that enable evidence use remains essential. The Lab demonstrated that progress is possible when researchers, parliamentarians, civil servants, and development partners actively work together to bridge the gap between knowledge and action.
We remain committed to contributing to these conversations and supporting efforts to strengthen evidence ecosystems that deliver better outcomes for citizens across the continent.
What would it take to make evidence use the norm, rather than the exception, in governance and parliamentary decision-making across Africa?
#AfricaLovesEvidence #E2A2026 #EvidenceForGovernance #EvidenceInAction #EvidenceInParliament #KnowledgeToPolicy #ParliamentaryOversight #PolicyInnovation #PublicSectorLeadership #ResearchToAction
Thank you to everyone who made #E2A2026 a success!
Your insights, collaboration, and commitment to evidence-informed action will continue to drive impact across Africa.
We appreciate every delegate, speaker, partner, and participant. Until next time!
#EvidenceForImpact
#HappyBirthday to our Director, Prof. Charles Amoatey.
We celebrate your vision, leadership, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
From all of us at ACDI, we wish you good health, renewed strength, continued wisdom, & many more impactful years ahead.
#HBD, Prof. 🎉
“Evidence is key in developing evidence-based decision-making products such as policy briefs which is essential in promoting uptake and shaping of evidence-informed policies and programs for sustainable development.” - Prof Charles Amoatey
#E2A2026#EvidenceForImpact
A decade of impact officially begins! Today, we launched the PACKS Africa 10th Anniversary Celebration under the theme: Legacy • Learning • Leap. 🎉
Thank you to everyone who joined us. Here’s to the next decade of raising transformational leaders for Africa. 🌍
💡 How a CEGA partnership is helping advance African-led decision making.
After 7 years, Development Impact West Africa has transitioned into @acdi_africa, an independent pan-African think tank.
📖 Learn more in a new #CEGAImpactStory: https://t.co/kWm4GCCp0P
Great impact requires the right partnerships.
See how @poverty_action helped strengthen evidence-informed policymaking through our Impact Evaluation and Matchmaking Workshop.
https://t.co/PqxQHHPcuI
Only 20 days left until #E2A2026 begins and delegates from all corners of the earth convene in Accra, for the 9th edition of this annual conference
register and join the conversation to lead evidence-based impact in Africa!
🔗Register: https://t.co/UQzuFax4oZ
#EvidenceForImpact
What began as a university partnership has become something far more ambitious: an African-led institution designed to influence how governments make decisions. @CEGA_UC reflects on seven years of partnership, growth, and the emergence of ACDI.
Read more: https://t.co/gg4j514Fjl
"Research should not stop at findings. It should help shape decisions."
At the #ACDI#ImpactEvaluation Training & Matchmaking #Workshop, Manueli Sawyerr of @MoF_Ghana shares what policymakers need most from researchers: timely, relevant, and actionable evidence.