“…For example, the work of the United Kingdom government's Department for International Development includes the use of embedded evaluation (DFID, 2013). 1 Embedded evaluation also links with other approaches including real time evaluation where evaluation takes place alongside the delivery of an intervention and contributes to operational change (Jamal & Crisp, 2002); realist evaluation, which highlights the importance of context and individual responses (Pawson & Tilley, 1997); and co‐production based approaches, where participants are involved in the design and delivery of social policy interventions (Bevir, Needham, & Waring, 2019; Crompton, 2019; Richardson & Durose, 2016).…”