This course is oriented to students with previous basic to intermediate knowledge in statistics (inferential and descriptive). This introductory course aims to give students the basic tools to ...

https://doi.org/10.1080/08109028.2018.1522829 • https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1080/08109028.2018.1522829 Copy URL This study is concerned with how impact from ...

Impact evaluations—typically, third-party studies that seek to prove a program model’s effectiveness—seem to be all the rage in social sector circles these days. Maybe in part that’s because the ...

The South Asia Regional Impact Evaluation and Survey Methods Workshop, hosted jointly with the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), brought together regional policymakers, ...

This paper explores the monitoring and evaluation system of the Millennium Villages Project in Potou, rural Senegal. It specifically focuses on the first evaluation report undertaken in 2009 after ...

Billions of dollars are invested in the transport sector (16 percent of lending by multi-lateral development banks since 2000), yet measuring how these investments translate into intended impacts is ...

In 2008, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) completed data collection for its third-grade follow-up study of Head Start, a federal preschool program designed to improve the kindergarten ...

For nonprofits to leverage the potential of new technologies and new ideas—from mobile connectivity to randomized evaluation—everyone with a stake in the sector must work to narrow the distance ...

This CDI Practice Paper by Adinda Van Hemelrijck and Irene Guijt explores how impact evaluation can live up to standards broader than statistical rigour in ways that address challenges of complexity ...

IDS staff affiliated with the Centre for Development Impact (CDI) have recently joined as institutional members of the UKES, and the two organisations are exploring the potential for reflective ...