México Evalúa

México Evalúa is a nonpartisan organization that provides citizens with analysis and evaluation of Mexico's public policies and spending. México Evalúa focuses on seven key issues that impact Mexicans’ daily lives: justice, security, public spending, judicial transparency, economic regulation, education, and anticorruption. It tailors its analysis and policy recommendations to inform the advocacy campaigns of grassroots groups, including a network of organizations of patients with nontransmissible chronic illness comprised of individuals who have been denied medical treatments due to health sector irregularities., México Evalúa will develop and disseminate analysis of government implementation of their seven key issues at the federal and state level. (Strategy: Inclusive Governance)

Mexico Evalua is a Mexican think tank that makes evidence-based policy recommendations. Its work is aligned with the fiscal transparency sub-strategy in the Transparency, Participation and Accountability strategy. This grant will enable Mexico Evalua to design and implement a personnel performance evaluation system. This system will allow them to create a career pathway strategy by implementing an institutional incentive program based on employee performance. This will increase México Evalúa’s operational efficacy by enabling an organizational culture characterized by continual learning, career development and job satisfaction.

Mexico Evalua is a think tank based in Mexico that focuses on advocating for evidence-based policymaking. This grant will support their public expenditure program, aligning with the Fiscal Transparency substrategy of the Transparency, Participation, and Accountability strategy. Mexico Evalua will seek to ensure that public spending is efficient and responsible by undertaking the following activities: monthly monitoring and public disclosure of public finance; strengthening journalists and citizens’ budget literacy through workshops and a public platform; evaluating intragovernmental transfers as a means to improve public services; and monitoring of public health infrastructure contracting.