This document discusses evaluation and providing feedback. It defines evaluation as assessing projects, programs, or policies to determine their relevance, efficiency, effectiveness, impact, and sustainability. Evaluations should be useful, credible, and timely to incorporate lessons learned. Feedback should be provided to both internal stakeholders like management and staff, and external stakeholders like governments and the public. The document also discusses tensions in evaluations between stakeholder involvement and evaluator independence, as well as delivering findings on time while ensuring sufficient evidence. It provides an example of evaluating the Paris Declaration, an international agreement to improve development effectiveness.