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AfrEA was founded in 1999 in response to a growing demand for information sharing, advocacy and advanced capacity building in evaluation in Africa. It is an umbrella organisation for national M&E associations and networks in Africa, and a resource for individuals in countries where national bodies do not exist.

The National Legislative Program Evaluation Society (NLPES) is one of the staff sections associated with the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL). The purpose of the National Legislative Program Evaluation Society (NLPES) is to advance the profession of legislative program evaluation and performance auditing and to provide members with relevant training, opportunities for exchanging ideas and information, and recognition for superior performance.

The Nigerien Network of Monitoring and Evaluation (ReNSE) is an informal group of monitoring and evaluation professionals. Its overall objective is to foster a sustainable national process of capacity-building in monitoring and evaluation through the setting-up of a forum that will contribute to the definition of standards, methodologies and professional practices in Niger. The creation of this network in August 1999 is part of an African process aiming at the creation national M&E networks as well as a global effort to constitute a world community for monitoring and evaluation.