Welcome to the International Conference on ‘Programme Evaluation and Social Impact Assessment’!
Creating social impact is one of the common goals for academia and NGO practitioners. Scholars, researchers and NGO practitioners engage themselves in different research and social service projects to address the needs of society. Programme evaluation and social impact assessment are crucial processes in visualising the effectiveness and social implications of these projects.
In light of this, it is our great pleasure to share with you that with the funding support from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the CUHK-Nankai Joint Research Centre of Social Policy and the Department of Social Work of the Chinese University of Hong Kong will co-organise a two-day online International Conference on ‘Programme Evaluation and Social Impact Assessment’ on 21-22 October 2021, with the aim of providing scholars from all over the world and local NGO practitioners with a platform to share and promote their research and experience in programme evaluation and social impact assessment. During the two-day conference, we will have keynote presentations, plenary sessions and parallel sessions.
With your active participation and valuable support and contribution, the conference would definitely be very successful, and we look forward to meeting and welcoming you at the conference.
Finally, I wish you a fruitful and enjoyable conference!
Steven Sek-yum NGAI
Chairperson and Professor
Department of Social Work
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Time (GMT +08:00) | Programme | Language |
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08:45 – 09:00 |
Registration |
N/A |
09:00 – 09:15 |
Opening Remarks
Ms. Ada Chu |
English |
09:15 – 10:15 |
Keynote Presentation 1
The Social Impacts of China’s Social Assistance in the Last Five Years Prof. Xinping GUAN Moderator: Prof. Steven Sek-yum NGAI, |
English |
10:15 -10:30 |
Break |
N/A |
10:30 – 12:05 |
Plenary Session 1
The New South Wales (NSW) Premier’s Youth Initiative (PYI): Preventing Homelessness among Young People Transitioning from Out-of-home Care Prof. Aron SHLONSKY ——————————— Effectiveness and Experiences of Capacity Building for Practitioners of a Community-based Youth Empowerment Programme Adopting Design Thinking Prof. Siu-ming TO ——————————— Evaluation of the Justice Advocacy Service (JAS) in New South Wales, Australia Prof. Ilan KATZ ——————————— Do Philanthropy Education Programmes Enhance College Students’ Charity Literacy? A Comparative Study of Three Philanthropy Education Programmes in China Prof. Chenxi HUANG Moderator: Prof. Minseop KIM, |
English |
12:05 – 13:30 |
Lunch |
N/A |
13:30 – 14:30 |
Keynote Presentation 2
The Social Impact Evaluation of a Regional Service System Prof. Tiziano VECCHIATO Moderator: Prof. Siu-ming TO, |
English |
14:30 – 16:05 |
Plenary Session 2The Role of the Local Community in Improving the Wellbeing of People: Results from Two Italian Experiences
Prof. Cinzia CANALI ——————————— Barrier Free Stair Climber Service for Tong Lau’s Residents in Hong Kong: Lessons learnt from a Social Impact Assessment Study
Prof. Hung WONG
Associate Professor, Department of Social Work, The Chinese University of Hong Kong ——————————— Thinking about the Negative Social Consequences that arise from Poor Project Design and Implementation Prof. Frank VANCLAY ——————————— Cross-cultural Adaptation of Social Work Intervention: A Case Study of ‘Let’s be Friends’ Project in China Prof. Fan WU Moderator: Prof. Emily Qijin CHENG, |
English |
16:05 – 16:15 |
Break |
N/A |
16:15 – 17:45 |
Parallel Session 1
Parallel Session 1A: Ageing and Disabilities Moderator: Prof. Phyllis King-shui, WONG, ——————————— Parallel Session 1B: Children and Family/ Youth Moderator: Dr. Yuk-yan SO, ——————————— Parallel Session 1C: Social Work Education/ Policy Practice Moderator: Prof. Angela Jialiang CUI, |
English
English
Cantonese/Putonghua
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Time (GMT +08:00) | Programme | Language |
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08:45 – 09:00 |
Registration |
N/A |
09:00 – 10:00 |
Keynote Presentation 3
Promoting NGO Capacity Building in Programme Evaluation and Social Impact Assessment: The Experience of the Jockey Club MEL Institute Project Prof. Steven Sek-yum NGAI Moderator: Prof. Hung WONG, |
English |
10:00 – 10:15 |
Concluding Remarks
Prof. Steven Sek-yum NGAI |
English |
10:15 – 10:30 |
Break |
N/A |
10:30 – 12:00 |
Parallel Session 2
Parallel Session 2A: Social Work Education/ Policy Practice Moderator: Mrs. Helina Yuk, ——————————— Parallel Session 2B: Children and Family/ Youth/ Ageing and Disabilities Moderator: Mr. Timothy Kam-wah MA, MH, JP, ——————————— Parallel Session 2C: Children and Family/ Youth Moderator: Dr. Hannah Wai-ming HO, |
English
Cantonese
Putonghua
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Event | Date |
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Deadline of Abstract Submission |
31 August 2021 (Tuesday) |
Notification of Acceptance |
7 September 2021 (Tuesday) |
Deadline of Presentation PowerPoint Submission |
7 October 2021 (Thursday) |
Event | Date |
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Deadline for Registration |
15 October 2021 (Friday) |
Conference (Day 1) |
21 October 2021 (Thursday) |
Conference (Day 2) |
22 October 2021 (Friday) |
1. | Authors should submit their abstracts via this link on or before 31st August 2021 (Tuesday). |
2. | Authors should indicate which following theme(s) that best describes the content of their submission. |
– Youth – Children and Family – Ageing and Disabilities – Policy Practice – Social Work Education |
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3. | Research: The abstract should include information and findings of your research or experience, when you conduct programme evaluation and/or social impact assessment for a social service project. |
Social Service/Social Work Education: The abstract should include information on the social service /social work education project, and describe how the programme evaluation process improved the project or benefitted the targeted users and created social impact. | |
4. | There should be no tables, diagrams or pictures in the submitted abstracts. |
5. | English abstracts should be within 300 words; Chinese abstracts should be within 500 characters. |
6. | The abstract should be submitted in English or Chinese with quality of language suitable for publication. |
7. | The authors are required to warrant that the material or content used in the abstract is original and does not violate any copyrights. Unless request otherwise, Conference Secretariat would assume their agreement for the Conference Secretariat to use the abstract for publications relevant to the Conference. |
Should you have any enquiry, please feel free to contact Conference Secretariat as below:
Ms. Lydia CHENG |
Telephone: (852) 3943-9371 |
Email: lydiacheng@cuhk.edu.hk |
Ms. Cici LAM |
Telephone: (852) 3943-1709 |
Email: szewailam@cuhk.edu.hk |