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Media
This section brings together our multimedia products covering a wide range of topics and sectors to showcase 3ie's activities and work. It is also home to key knowledge-sharing as well as training resources produced by our teams over the years - many of them in collaboration with key partners. Whether you are an evaluator, educator, communicator or member of the media, this section helps you stay on top of our latest videos, podcasts, news and features.
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Food System and Nutrition Evidence Gap Map
Evidence gap maps and syntheses are particularly important for helping researchers, funders, and decision-makers quickly digest massive amounts of information. Developed with support from Innovative Metrics for Agriculture and Nutrition Actions (IMMANA), the living EGM has been commissioned by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) through Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit's (GIZ) 'Knowledge for Nutrition' program.
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Evaluation of the Supreme Court reforms in the Philippines | 3ie Philippines Evidence Programme
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Making extractives inclusive|3ie Transparency & Accountability in Natural Resources Evidence Program
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Intro: Towards economic empowerment and self-empowerment of women
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3ie's Swashakt podcast series aims to explore the pathways towards economic empowerment and self-empowerment for women - primarily in India but also in other L&MICs.
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Private sector, a lead catalyst to enable change - with Kausalya Nandakumar
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Need for more data where women are visible – with Bidisha Barooah
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Overcoming barriers with information and knowledge – with Sybil Chidiac
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Realizing women’s full potential – with Madhu Krishna
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Social relationships and new opportunities – with Anjini Kochar
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The power of collectives – with Isabel Guerrero
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Nutrition International and 3ie Launch Evidence Gap Map to Combat Anaemia
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‘Known unknowns’, or how to plug the gaps in public research
In 1979, Archie Cochrane published an essay chastising (not for the first time) his fellow doctors. “It is surely a great criticism of our profession,” he wrote, “that we have not organised a critical summary, by speciality or subspeciality, adapted periodically, of all relevant randomised controlled trials.”
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Opinion: 3 ways of creating impactful research
When researchers engage with decision-makers on what their priority evidence needs are, the studies they produce are more likely to be used and have an impact. The International Initiative for Impact Evaluation discusses how to create research with value.
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Caste-based differences in self-help groups: Evidence from a rural livelihood programme
The National Rural Livelihood Mission aims to increase income and improve wellbeing for rural households. Using survey data from nine states in India, this article analyses the existence of caste-based differences in self-help groups within the NRLM programme.
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We’re finally figuring out if foreign aid is any better than handing out cash
How good does a foreign aid program have to be to be good enough? It’s a question I have wrestled with since my first post with the US Agency for International Development.
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Supporting women weavers: Learnings from producer companies | Ideas for India
The lack of market demand and low earnings, as well as competition from power looms, has led to declining participation of artisans in India's handloom industry. In this note, Dang et al. share some insights gained through conversations with women weavers and other members of the weaving community,
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Weaving through generations: Productivity gains in family-owned businesses in rural India
In Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, weaving is often a family enterprise. Using data from over 1,800 households, this ongoing mixed-methods evaluation by Patel et al. shows that households with multi-generational weaving businesses earn more in weaving revenue and have greater household incomes relative to households with only one generation of weavers.
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Unearthing ‘hidden’ science would help to tackle the world’s biggest problems | Nature
On 22 and 23 September, world leaders will meet in New York City at an unusual Summit of the Future. Devised by United Nations secretary-general António Guterres, the meeting aims to bolster global efforts to build a better world.
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Details of the total number of women who have benefited from the Lakhpati Didi and Namo Didi initiatives, State-wise and…
The Deendayal Antodaya Yojana – National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) is a centrally sponsored scheme of the Ministry of Rural Development. This is being implemented across the country (except Delhi & Chandigarh) with the objective to alleviate rural poverty inter-alia, through organizing the rural poor women into Self Help Groups (SHGs)