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

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Previous events

07
May 2019

GESI webinar: a framework for stakeholder engagement during systematic reviews and maps in environmental management

07 May 2019
Neal Haddaway (Stockholm Environment Institute) will discuss a framework for stakeholder engagement in systematic reviews and maps, highlighting recommendations and advice that are critical for effective, efficient and meaningful engagement of stakeholders.

National symposium on evidence synthesis for medicine, public health and social development

National symposium on evidence synthesis for medicine, public health and social development

Conferences 10 - 12 April 2019 New Delhi, India
The Campbell Collaboration and the George Institute for Global Health are organising a symposium in New Delhi from 10-12 April. They have also issued a call for abstracts, the deadline for which is 28 February.

Citizen engagement and accountable government

3ie and IEG conference on citizen engagement and accountable government

Evidence Week 08 April 2019 Washington, DC
3ie and IEG partnered to organise a highly-interactive and well-attended conference on citizen engagement and accountable government in Washington, DC on 8 April 2019. This one-day public event was part of 3ie’s Washington Evidence Week.

Understanding and reducing crop residue burning in North India

Understanding and reducing crop residue burning in North India

Seminar 04 April 2019 New Delhi, India
Max Freidrich will present the results of a recent study using the risks, attitudes, norms, abilities and self-regulation psychological theory approach to determine the main drivers of and barriers to reducing crop residue burning.

02
April 2019
London, UK

Impact of financial inclusion in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review of reviews

Seminar 02 April 2019 London, UK
Financial inclusion is a dynamic space with a growing range of intervention types and players. A recent 3ie-funded systematic review of reviews focuses on the impact of financial inclusion interventions.

21
March 2019
London, UK

CEDIL lecture: Evidence and gap maps

CEDIL 21 March 2019 London, UK
Ashrita Saran (Campbell Collaboration) will talk about evidence gap maps, how they are used, and ongoing initiatives by Campbell Collaboration in this area.

3ie at the 9th AfrEA International Conference 2019

3ie at the 9th AfrEA International Conference 2019

Conference 11 - 15 March 2019 Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
3ie staff participated in a series of sessions at the 9th AfrEA International Conference 2019 in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire from 11-15 March 2019.

What is women’s empowerment and how do we measure it?

What is women’s empowerment and how do we measure it?

Seminar 08 March 2019 New Delhi, India
On occasion of International Women’s Day, 3ie organised an interactive seminar on measuring women’s empowerment. Speakers had the opportunity to discuss challenges they have faced, particularly in measuring empowerment in evaluations.

06
March 2019
London, UK

Community matters: heterogeneous impacts of a sanitation intervention

Seminar 06 March 2019 London, UK
In this seminar, Britta Augsburg (Institute of Fiscal Studies) discussed the results of a study on the effectiveness of a community-level information intervention aimed at reducing open defecation (OD) and increasing sanitation investments in Nigeria.

06
March 2019
London, UK

CEDIL lecture: When context is the barrier: evaluating programmes during political turmoil

CEDIL 06 March 2019 London, UK
Joanna Buszam (LSHTM Centre for Evaluation) spoke about the challenges to designing, implementing, and evaluating community-based health programmes in rapidly changing contexts.