Our recent publication ‘Incorporating process evaluation into impact evaluation – What, why and how’ by 3ie Senior Research Fellows Vibecke Dixon and Michael Bamberger lays down the guidelines that can provide impact evaluators with tools and ideas for exploring and adding relevant elements of process evaluations to experimental and quasi-experimental impact evaluation designs. In this two-part blog series based on the guidelines, Bamberger discusses different process evaluation approaches, the benefits of using process evaluation, and offers a design framework that can be adapted to each project context.
WHO’s Immunization Agenda 2030 sets the target of halving the number of zero-dose children (who did not get the DTP shot) to 7 million by 2030. This World Immunization Week, we bring you evidence on what works to increase immunization rates in L&MICs and to improve health workers’ performance. We also highlight how evidence is prompting actors in India and Nigeria, two of the six countries with the largest share of zero-dose children, to innovate towards increasing immunizations.
Leveraging evidence to improve child immunization in Haryana, India
Informed by evaluation findings, the state government partnered with researchers to pilot an intervention that uses community-nominated information ambassadors as a cost-effective way to improve timely immunization.
Increasing immunization rates by engaging community leaders
In Kebbi state, Nigeria, health authorities are enlisting religious leaders, traditional authorities, and traditional birth attendants to encourage families to complete their children's vaccination cycles. A 3ie formative evaluation conducted in the state informed these moves.
Upcoming events 3ie @ gLOCAL Evaluation Week 2022 gLOCAL Evaluation Week is an annual dedicated week for monitoring and evaluation knowledge and experience sharing events around the globe, convened by the Global Evaluation Initiative. 3ie will be participating in the event with the overarching theme “EvalEvolve: The evolution of M&E in the 21st century”.
How can M&E frameworks for complex development programs be more inclusive and adaptive to ground realities? 30 May 2022, 15:00-16:30 IST The panel will discuss insights about building monitoring capacity inclusively and sensitively and what trade-offs may be involved in collecting data for measures of women’s agency and economic empowerment.
Le service d’assistance a l’utilisation des données probantes (help-desk) du programme WACIE: production et dissémination des notes de reponses rapides 31 Mai 2022, 13:00-14:30 GMT Le présent webinaire est organisé par le programme de renforcement des capacités et d’évaluation d’impact en Afrique de l’Ouest (WACIE). Il abordera la problématique de l’accès aux données probantes et leur utilisation par les acteurs de développement. Inscrivez-vous ici >>
Strengthening systems for Transparent, Reproducible, and Ethical Evidence (TREE) 3 June 2022, 6:00-7:30 am PT We want evaluations to produce credible and unbiased evidence—which is meaningful for decision-makers—while maintaining the highest ethical standards. The speakers will present 3ie’s Transparent, Reproducible, and Ethical Evidence (TREE) Review Framework and provide key takeaways, perspectives and lessons learnt from the field as part of the pilots that tested the Framework in India and Cameroon. There will also be a Q&A session focused on how processes and tools such as this Framework may strengthen their own systems for ethical conduct and oversight of evaluation.
Past event Evidence-informed development – starting with the man in the mirror | Take II
One year ago, a group of experts on a 3ie panel agreed that simply producing evidence and data was not sufficient for learning. On 8 April 2022, 3ie executive director Marie Gaarder invited those experts back to her virtual table to share what they’ve learned about how to set up processes within development institutions so that good evidence is not just generated but incorporated into the project planning cycle. Read the summary >>
3ie’s Registry for International Development Impact Evaluations or RIDIE allows researchers to record information about their study plan and make essential details publicly available.
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