Events

3ie events

3ie hosts seminars, workshops and conferences in multiple locations across the world. These events focus on sharing the latest evidence, innovations in evaluations, systematic reviews, gap maps, replications and evidence use. They are a platform for vibrant discussions and debates between researchers, policymakers and programme managers on priority topics.

Upcoming events

03 - 07
June 2024
Online

gLOCAL Evaluation Week 2024

Conference 03 - 07 June 2024 Online

The 2024 gLocal Evaluation Week, convened by the Global Evaluation Initiative (GEI), is a unique knowledge-sharing event, connecting a global community of people across sectors and regions. This year, gLOCAL's theme will focus on how evaluation can contribute to transformational change in two key ways, by enhancing (policy) stakeholders’ understanding of this process and by providing a platform to advocate for policy solutions that are more likely to contribute to it. 3ie will be participating in many sessions.

Previous events

swachh mission

From evidence to action: Working together to realise the Swachh Bharat Mission

Seminar 17 March 2017 New Delhi
In this 3ie Delhi seminar, Nipun Vinayak, former director, Swachh Bharat Mission talked about how civil society could be supporting the SBM vision and how the gaps between policy, programming and practice could be bridged.

DEW 2016

3ie Delhi Evidence Week 2016

Evidence Week 15 - 16 November 2016 New Delhi
3ie Delhi Evidence Week featured events focusing on the generation and use of evidence for informing policies and programmes in adolescents and young lives, education, nutrition, livelihoods, and water, sanitation and hygiene. Michael Woolcock, lead social development specialist with the World Bank delivered the opening public lecture on 15 November.

26
October 2016
London

What policies and interventions have been strongly associated with changes

Seminar 26 October 2016 London
The systematic review was commissioned and funded by the UK Department of International Development; the final report is available here. The review was carried out by a team of researchers at the School of International Development at the University of East Anglia, consisting of Edward Anderson, Maren Duvendack, Maria Jalles D’Orey and Lucio Esposito.

mid-wives

The role and interpretation of pilot studies in impact evaluation research

Seminar 20 October 2016 New Delhi
In this presentation, Shagun Sabarwal used the example of a recent pilot study done in collaboration with Government of Punjab as a precursor to a full-scale cluster randomised evaluation.

05
October 2016
London

Cash transfers: What Does the Evidence Say? A Rigorous Review of Programme Impact and of the Role of Design and Implementation Features

Seminar 05 October 2016 London
This study retrieves, assesses and synthesises the evidence on the effects of cash transfers on individuals and households through a rigorous review of the literature of 15 years, from 2000 to 2015, covering low- and middle-income countries world-wide.

WWGS

What Works Global Summit (WWGS) 2016

Conferences 24 - 28 September 2016 London
This is one of the biggest global conferences on evidence which brings together experts from across the world to talk about their experience in using evidence in formulating better policies.

LEW 2016

3ie London Evidence Week 2016

Evidence Week 11 - 14 April 2016 London
The second 3ie London Evidence Week that was organised on 11-15 April, featured a variety of events focusing on the value and challenges in producing high-quality evidence for decision-making in international development.

11
April 2016
London

Third 3ie Howard White Lecture

Howard white lecture 11 April 2016 London
In the 2016 Howard White Lecture, Leonard Wantchekon called for more rigorous evaluations of political institutions and policymaking and how they would work, referencing research he and colleagues did in Benin and the Philippines.

14
January 2016

Can self-help group programmes improve women’s empowerment?

Seminar 14 January 2016
The study shows that women’s economic SHGs have positive effects on various dimensions of empowerment, including economic, social and political. Women showed familiarity with handling money and independence in financial decision making, improved social networks and received respect from the household and other community members.

09 - 12
November 2015

LIDC Short Course on Evaluation for Development Programmes

Training 09 - 12 November 2015
The London International Development Centre (LIDC) held a short course on evaluation for development programmes will be taught by impact evaluation experts from 3ie, the Institute of Education, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and the School of Oriental and African Studies.