The intervention consisted of distributing postcards with a compensation offer, information on a possibly unknown benefit of VMMC and/or a framing message to households in Soweto, South Africa.
While a concerted effort has been made to improve water and sanitation in low-and middle-income countries, results often fall short of expectations. Richard Lilford (University of Warwick) discussed where evidence is needed most
This study evaluates the effectiveness of a pilot intervention conducted in Zambia that provided small financial incentives to circumcision clients who successfully referred their peers to also see
This study explores the feasibility and acceptability of using anklets worn by children as a visual reminder for caregivers to encourage timely initiation and completion of routine immunisation in Pakistan
3ie hosted a special seminar as part of the Delhi Seminar series to mark the International Women’s Day 2018 on 8 March. The theme for the seminar was focused on rural and urban activists transforming women's lives.
This is an evaluation of the International Rescue Committee's Fifth Child Project in Ethiopia, where community-based health workers are collaborating with community leaders to register, counsel and track all pregnant women and infants in order to increase immunisation uptake.
Conferences
07 - 09 February 2018
New Delhi, India
EvalFest 2018 was the first national conference aimed at promoting a culture of evaluation since the successful India Evaluation Week 2015 conference held in Delhi. 3ie was a major sponsor of the three-day event.
This study assessed whether a 60-minute soccer-themed educational session led by a trained coach increased the demand for male circumcision among adolescent students in secondary schools in Bulaway
CEDIL aims to contribute to the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the innovative development and testing of evaluation methods. This event featured work by CEDIL and its partners.
