The World Food Programme used evidence from a 3ie working paper to validate the organisation’s global nutrition policy for 2017-21 and to strengthen its operational strategy to improve food security.
Evidence from this systematic review was cited in India’s 2023 Economic Survey. It also informed the Gates Foundation’s women’s empowerment strategy, and guided investments in additional research on women’s groups.
Evaluation findings were cited in response to questions in the Indian Parliament by two ministers of rural development and a minister of state. The findings were used by the World Bank to inform the next phases of the government of India’s livelihoods program and were cited in the State of the Economic Inclusion Report 2021.
The World Health Organization, Kenya’s National AIDS and STIs Control Program (NASCOP), and its Ministry of Health drew from findings of a 3ie-supported evaluation as they developed policies supporting HIV self-testing services.
The Punjab government in India is adapting and expanding a school-based program to seed progressive gender attitudes and behaviors among adolescents following promising findings around its effectiveness in neighboring Haryana state.
Reflections on 2021 | Generating evidence that is needed | Ensuring evidence access | Capturing evidence impact | What to expect in 2022 | Round-up of our work
