October 11, 2023 — The module focused on improving forced displacement program impacts; the session provided an overview of rigorous experimental and non-experimental techniques and highlighted case studies from Colombia, Niger, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
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Learn more about DIME and DEC-wide initiatives for reproducible research that increase credibility and transparency in development research.
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May 4, 2023 — MeasureDev will feature a series of presentations, panel discussions, and lightning talks latest innovations on measuring for climate change mitigation.
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This virtual course is designed for professionals responsible for managing field research. It is intended to improve the skills and knowledge of field research practitioners, familiarizing them with best practices, critical issues in research implementation, recurring challenges, and cutting-edge technologies.
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By generating evidence and building data systems, the ieConnect for Impact program is transforming the way transport investments are designed and implemented.
Read about our work funded through Impact Evaluation to Development Impact (i2i). i2i is aimed at funding IEs across all sectors with a special focus on underevaluated areas.
The European Union (EU) partners with DIME to support long-term engagement with clients to promote a culture of decision making within policy circles that relies heavily on data and evidence.
The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP) is a multilateral mechanism to improve incomes and food and nutrition security in low-income countries by boosting agricultural productivity.
SIEF supports rigorous impact evaluations in early childhood nutrition and development, and sponsors workshops and events to train and promote evidence-based policymaking.
The Gates Foundation aims to reduce the burden of infectious disease and is one of DIME’s partners in incorporating impact evaluation research into maternal and child health programs.
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