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International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)
3ie seeks to improve the lives of poor people in developing nations by summarizing, evidence of what works, when, why and for how much.
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Open Window Round 2 - Call for Proposals
3ie will award up to $10 million
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Institutionalizing Impact Evaluation in India
Creating an Independent Evaluation Office in India
In a first, senior Indian Administrative Service staff, leading international and local r… Continue
Created by 3ie Social Network Oct 14, 2009 at 9:12pm. Last updated by 3ie Social Network Oct 15.
October seminar on Impact Evaluation
Created by 3ie Social Network Oct 3, 2009 at 2:12pm. Last updated by 3ie Social Network Oct 14.
Open Window Round 2- FAQs
FAQs on Open Window Round 2 Call for Proposals may be viewed by clicking here
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Created by 3ie Social Network Oct 13, 2009 at 7:24am. Last updated by 3ie Social Network Oct 13.
Call for Proposals to South Asia Volume on Evaluation
South Asian Volume on Evaluation: Call for Papers
From Katherine Hay and Shubh Kumar Range (Co-Editors).
Created by 3ie Social Network Oct 9, 2009 at 12:23pm. Last updated by 3ie Social Network Oct 9.
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November 12: Eight key steps to conduct a Synthetic Review on water and sanitation by Hugh Waddington, 3ie
How do we assess the range of evidence on development programmes to provide guidance to policy makers and planners? Synthetic review enables us to assess the quality of evidence and summarise it to...
Started by Christelle Chapoy in Untitled Category Nov 13.
Financing better health care for all
Number 11 November 2009 Overview Poor people’s access to good health care is limited because they cannot afford it and often live far from quality health services. There is evidence that poor peo...
Started by Christelle Chapoy in Untitled Category Nov 13.
Seven (Cost) Effective Approaches to Achieving Progress on MDGs before 2015
Esther Dulfo Speaking before the UN General Assembly in October on seven credible approaches to making progress on the MDGs. "Our seven “best buys” are practical programs that were highly effecti...
Tagged: Esther, Duflo, Lab, Action, Poverty
Started by 3ie Social Network in American Economic Journal: Applied Economics Nov 9.
Reporting Standards for Evaluation Research
There are several standardized formats for general and specific research designs, including the following FOUR most pertinent to evaluators working in developing countries: * CONSORT (Consolidated...
Tagged: quality, CONSORT, checklists, Reporting
Started by 3ie Social Network in Untitled Category Nov 4.
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Posted by Daniel Tsygankov on November 22, 2009 at 11:30pm
Latin America and Caribbean Monitoring and Evaluation Social Network Lauched!
Dear all,
Last week ago, at the closing session of the V Conference of the Latin Americ and the Caribbean Monitoring Evaluation Network, held in Bogota, Colombia, the World Bank, IADB and Spanish Governament lauched the LAC M… Continue
Posted by Joao Pedro Azevedo on November 15, 2009 at 12:00am
Impact Evaluation Enhancing Development Effectiveness Through Boosting Ownership
"....Professional Development Centers (PDCs) and Professional Networking Associations should serve as a model for other universities and colleges of Sindh.
The PDCs focus on professional development to serve as training and support facilities for teachers, sc… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on October 12, 2009 at 10:13pm
URGENT - Statistician needed for Impact Evaluation of large Social Fund in Yemen
I work for an international development consultancy called Maxwell Stamp based in London.
We are currently managing a DFID funded Impact Evaluation project of the Social Fund for Development in Yemen. We have an urgent ST position available for a Statistician/QUANT economist with significant experience in designing and implementing impact evaluation surveys. If you are potentially interested in this position, then please contact me as soon as possible and I can give you more informa… Continue
Posted by Frankie Whitwell on October 7, 2009 at 9:28pm — 3 Comments
Impact Evaluation Seminar Series: Systematic Reviews and Public Health
The fourth installment of 3ie's Impact Evaluation Monthly Seminar series was held this afternoon in New Delhi. Dr. Ruhi Saith from Cochrane's Public Health Group deliv… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on September 30, 2009 at 6:00pm — 2 Comments
Stories with Pictures and Statistics: Data Visualization as Monitoring Tool
The Young Lives project is a longitudinal study following 12,000 children in four different countries: Ethiopia, India (Andhra Pradesh), Peru and Vietnam. The study began in 2000 and will continue to track these children and their caregivers until 2015.
T… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on September 30, 2009 at 8:30am
Impact Evaluation as tool to enhance (Foreign) Policy? US aid to Pakistan
In its article "US Fear Pakistan Aid Will Feed Graft" the NYT reports that "...As the United States prepares to triple its aid package to Pakistan — to a proposed $1.5 billion over the next year… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on September 22, 2009 at 11:14am — 1 Comment
Why isn’t India’s economic growth improving its shocking levels of child malnutrition?
A new report by IDS, launched in New Delhi on Wednesday 16 September, suggests a failure in governance is responsible for India's extraordinary levels of malnutr… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on September 18, 2009 at 7:30am
What Works? Building the Evidence-Base
The figure is taken from the Institute of Medicine's Roundtable on Evidence basd medicine is to be interpreted as going from left to right and one can tell the story as follows. First any medical intervention would be subjected to experimental testing to demonstrate "efficacy" i… Continue
Posted by 3ie Social Network on September 11, 2009 at 1:30pm
A new decison-making table and checklist approach to impact evaluation design
As a result of involvement in the recent YEN Evaluation Clinic in Damascus (the Youth Employment Network (YEN) is an ILO, World Bank, UN collaboration), which focused on building impact evaluation capability amongst youth employment programs, I started thinking about the best way of helping program staff select impact evaluation designs. We tend to start with lists of impact evaluation designs. But maybe we should start from… Continue
Posted by Paul Duignan on August 13, 2009 at 10:53am — 3 Comments
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