How Evidano fit the workflow
The evaluators paired Evidano with human judgment at every step, in line with United Nations Evaluation Group norms.
- 1Reports gathered
An initial keyword search across UNESCO’s SISTER and Core Manager platforms returned 582 candidate projects.
- 2Evidano scanned and coded
The tool scanned the full set of reports and applied a coding schema provided by the evaluation team, classifying each project against the criteria as true or false.
- 3Evaluators reviewed and interpreted
Researchers decided which projects to include, triangulated findings across multiple data sources, and an Evaluation Reference Group supported quality assurance.
- 4Published evaluation
230 museum projects were mapped across all UNESCO Programme Sectors, and Evidano analysis fed directly into published figures.
“…refined to 230 museum-related records with the AI tool AILYZE.”
Apply a predefined codebook as the evaluators did, or work from an AI-suggested one.
Handle large bodies of reports, interviews and open responses across regions and languages.
Clickable quotes, citations and exportable insights you can review and report.
It structures and accelerates the work; you keep interpretation and final judgment.
About Evidano (previously AILYZE)
Evidano is AI-assisted qualitative data analysis software for interviews, focus groups, open-ended survey responses, and documents. It supports AI-assisted thematic analysis with your own or an AI-suggested codebook, transcription and translation in 100+ languages, clickable quotes and citations, and exportable visual reports. End-to-end encryption, no third-party data sharing, and your data is not used to train AI. From USD 50/month for unlimited analysis.
Run the first pass in days, not weeks
Keep the judgment with you. Let Evidano do the heavy lifting on your interviews, focus groups, open-ended responses, and documents.
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AI-assisted qualitative analysis, used in a published UNESCO synthesis
Evidano (previously AILYZE) supported and triangulated the analysis behind UNESCO's 2025 Synthesis of Evaluations. See how AI-assisted qualitative analysis is being used, and disclosed, in published research.
