Evaluation Training for the Irish Road Safety Authority

September 4, 2018

September saw Tanya travel to Ballina in County Mayo to deliver bespoke to evaluation training to the Road Safety Authority of Ireland. The attendees were a mix of researchers and analysts through to marketing managers and policy experts who all came together to explore how they could improve their understanding of evaluation methodologies to help with commissioning evaluations and designing interventions and actions for their new Road Safety Strategy.

Whilst a really packed one-day session, the group really benefited from taking the time to think about evaluation should be an integral part of their strategic planning.

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Evaluation Training for the Irish Road Safety Authority