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Dr Jessica Dart Receiving the 2006 National ‘Evaluation Development Award', Dr Jessica Dart is a recognised leader in evaluation with over 15 years of involvement in evaluating social change programs in Australia and overseas. Jessica specialises in the evaluation of projects with complex, intangible outcomes. As part of her PhD she jointly developed the ‘Most Significant Change technique' alongside Rick Davies. Her main interests are in qualitative and participatory monitoring and evaluation approaches. In October 2005 Jessica established ‘Clear Horizon Consulting' which has grown to comprise 13 staff and specialises in monitoring and evaluation. Clear Horizon's clients are mainly from the Australian public sector and the NGOs sector internationally. Jessica works mainly in the natural resource and community development sectors, but has been invited to talk to audiences from diverse sectors including international health and education. The latest technique to come from Clear Horizon is “Participatory Performance Story Reporting' which has been developed over the last five years and influenced by John Mayne's seminal work on Contribution Analysis.
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