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The Australasian Evaluation Society (AES) is a professional organisation for people involved in evaluation. The AES has almost 800 (Jan. 2008) members involved in all aspects of evaluation and performance measurement. Members include evaluation practitioners, managers, teachers and students from all levels of government, educational institutions, research agencies, community organisations, businesses and other interested individuals.

The MES is a dedicated organization for evaluation practitioners and managers from all levels of government, the business community, and academia as well as individuals interested in or involved with evaluation. The idea of the MES was first mooted in 1996 by a small group of people who had a deep interest in evaluation and was officially registered in 1999. The MES is established to help promote and further enhance the knowledge, awareness, and activities of its members in all aspects of evaluation, both nationally and internationally.
The MES is the principal body and means for those individuals or organizations involved in evaluation to explore, discuss, develop, and promote all activities and efforts in the field of evaluation. It is also the main means of representing the evaluation practices and interests in Malaysia in regional and international evaluation-linked efforts.

The School of Education Studies, DCU, currently provides a base and support for the Irish Evaluation Network, the development of which is supported and promoted by a Co-ordinating Committee composed of individuals' interested or involved in evaluation in Ireland.
The Network was established in late 2002, to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, seminars and conferences for people involved in evaluation in Ireland. It currently runs a variety of activities including Conferences and Lunchtime seminars.