Florencia Guerzovich·2d agoKeep the work, Change the Recipe (Post 4)What fidelity means when context changes
Florencia Guerzovich·Oct 27Mechanisms Have Moods (Post 3)Why the same causal function can work differently across contexts and over time
Florencia Guerzovich·Oct 19Equivalent for What? (Post 2)Comparing causal functions across difference — without pretending different interventions are the same
Florencia Guerzovich·Oct 13Miso Is Salt Too (Part 1)Different forms can sometimes perform similar causal work — in cooking and in evaluation. The challenge is learning to recognize when — and…A response icon4A response icon4
Florencia Guerzovich·Sep 15Looking Inward: Evaluation for Questions That Matter in Civil SocietyWhy do we conduct evaluations in civil society: to learn, to make decisions, to be accountable, or to justify what we’ve already done? The…
Florencia Guerzovich·Sep 15Mirar hacia adentro: evaluación para preguntas que importan en la sociedad civil¿Para qué evaluamos en la sociedad civil: para aprender, para decidir, para rendir cuentas o para justificar lo que ya hicimos? En la…
Florencia Guerzovich·Jun 30Funders Pivot Strategy. Why Didn’t We See It Coming?Why impact reporting should make relational mechanisms visible before boards, funders, and partners need to make hard portfolio decisions.
InWeavingLabbyFlorencia Guerzovich·Apr 6From Proximate Insight to System ChangeThe Missing Link in Development Practice
Florencia Guerzovich·Mar 31What the Democracy, Rights and Governance Aid Cuts Made VisibleOver the past year, I have been reflecting on what the Democracy, Rights and Governance (DRG) foreign aid cuts are making visible: not only…
Florencia Guerzovich·Nov 23, 2025What Happens When Civil Society Asks for MEL — Even When Donors Don’tWhen local organizations seek learning support on their own terms, funders can learn a great deal about the systems we’ve built.A response icon1A response icon1
