Kerry Albright

@kerryalbright.bsky.social

Bluesky newbie! @ADB.org evaluation. Former Deputy Director-Evaluation @UNICEF.org. Proud evidence champion and knowledge broker for children, science and international development.

🧭Guided by the compass: #Evaluation keeps #UNICEF on course—driving impact, organizational learning & accountability for children. Insights from the Evaluation of the #UNICEF Strategic Plan 2022-2025 show the power of evidence & youth voices as we look to 2026–2029. 👉 Read more: bit.ly/49h1Whw 👈

Guided by the Compass: Navigating Impact through Evaluation at UNICEF

How evaluation serves as UNICEF’s compass—shaping decisions, fostering accountability, and driving impact through lessons from the 2022–2025 Strategic Plan.

unicef.org

5 ways to shift the system: flexible cross-system funding, implementing what works, de-implementing what doesn't work, driving person-centred innovation, embedding outcome measurement.

What a treat it was to discuss all things #evidence and #intermediaries with these two wonderful ladies. Sign up for #EIS2025 to hear more conversations like this.

@cei-global@cei-global.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Webinar recording now available! Discover the role of #evidence intermediaries in closing the gap between #research and real-world #impact: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwO4... Speakers @kerryalbright.bsky.social , Isabella Luksic & Dr Robyn Mildon. #ImpSci #Implementation #SytemsChange #philanthropy

"The answer to science’s influence problem is not trust building but rather aiding better-placed confidence and communicating the truth in a more compelling way, one that does not assume a lack of competing sources or that everyone is playing by the same rules of evidence."

Science’s big problem is a loss of influence, not a loss of trust

Evidence shows that science and scientists remain highly trusted. But genuine scientific voices are not shouting loud enough over the noise to hold sway.

nature.com

‘This will cost lives’: cuts to UK aid budget condemned as ‘betrayal’ by international development groups. “A true measure of our international standing is how we choose to treat those who are most vulnerable, exposed, and in danger." www.theguardian.com/global-devel...

‘This will cost lives’: cuts to UK aid budget condemned as ‘betrayal’ by international development groups

Widespread alarm at Keir Starmer’s decision to slash funds, amid warnings of dire consequences for world’s poorest

theguardian.com

📢 The UK Government plans to make deep cuts to the aid budget, claiming it’s a choice between defence spending or humanitarian aid. Yet a small tax on the super rich would raise £24 billion a year. Tell your MP to speak up ➡️ bit.ly/4i0SgK6

Green image with bank notes in the background. White text reads, "We could raise 24 billion pounds a year by taxing the super rich. So why cut aid to people facing poverty?"