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As part of our mandate as a knowledge producer and translator for our main audiences, we maintain a range of free online publication series: briefs, impact evaluation reports, systematic review technical and summary reports, replication papers, evidence gap map reports, scoping, and working papers.

Latest publications

Latest publications

Use of performance-based contracts for road maintenance projects: a rapid evidence assessment

Use of performance-based contracts for road maintenance projects: a rapid evidence assessment

Working paper 3ie PDF icon 2022  
Authors of this rapid evidence assessment synthesize available rigorous impact evaluations of performance-based contracting in road construction in low income and low-and-middle-income countries. 

Services-level rule of law interventions: a practitioner brief

Services-level rule of law interventions

Evidence gap map Brief 3ie PDF icon 2022  

Authors of this brief summarize the key findings from a subset of studies on services-focused interventions included in the Rule of Law evidence gap map.

Society-level rule of law interventions: a practitioner brief

Society-level rule of law interventions

Evidence gap map Brief 3ie PDF icon 2022  

Authors of this brief summarize the key findings from a subset of studies on society-focused interventions included in the Rule of Law evidence gap map.

Systems-level rule of law interventions: a practitioner brief

Systems-level rule of law interventions

Evidence gap map Brief 3ie PDF icon 2022  

Authors of this brief summarize the key findings from a subset of studies on systems-focused interventions included in the Rule of Law evidence gap map.

Evidence for effective rule of law: an evidence gap map summary report

A summary report on evidence for effective Rule of Law

Evidence gap map 3ie PDF icon 2022  

The authors of this report summarize the findings of an evidence gap map on interventions that aim to strengthen the rule of law and access to justice.

Treatment as Prevention: A replication study of a universal test and treatment cluster-randomized trial in Zambia and South Africa

Treatment as Prevention: A replication study of a universal test and treatment cluster-randomized trial in Zambia and South Africa

Replication paper 3ie 2022  
The authors of this paper replicated a landmark study by Hayes and colleagues (2019) on the HPTN 071 (PoPART) trial, which examined if a universal test and treatment program, along with a combination prevention intervention, could reduce HIV incidence in Zambia and South Africa. 

Lessons learned from the implementation of the Emergency Program of the Regional Initiative for Sustainable Energy

Lessons learned from the implementation of the Emergency Program of the Regional Initiative for Sustainable Energy

Learning summary Brief 3ie PDF icon 2022  
This brief shares lessons from the design and implementation of a sustainable energy initiative program implemented by the BOAD across the eight countries that comprise the WAEMU.

Evaluation of IDEA project in Bangladesh: a baseline report

Evaluation of IDEA project in Bangladesh: a baseline report

Working paper 3ie PDF icon 2022  
Authors of this report present the findings from a baseline survey of a WorldFish aquaculture project, Increasing income, diversifying diets and empowering women (IDEA) in Bangladesh. This baseline report is part of an ongoing impact evaluation of the project that focuses on the Rajshahi and Rangpur divisions.

Working Paper 52, 2022

A framework for examining women’s economic empowerment in collective enterprises

Working paper 3ie PDF icon 2022  
Women-owned collective enterprises are seen as vehicles for promoting economic empowerment. To assess how collective enterprise-based interventions can lead to empowerment, it's important to understand the pathways to change.

Fiscal policies for healthy diets: Can taxes and subsidies change what you buy?

Fiscal policies for healthy diets: Can taxes and subsidies change what you buy?

Systematic review Brief 3ie PDF icon 2022  
While several countries have implemented tax and subsidy policies to support healthy diets, systematic evidence of their impacts is limited, especially in low-and middle-income countries. The authors of this brief summarize the findings of a systematic review on the effects of fiscal policies on diet quality and health.