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How should we summarise bodies of evidence? The emerging evidence architecture for knowledge brokering

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In this blog, Howard White (CEO, Campbell Collaboration) talks about a range of evidence platforms that adopt systematic approaches to drawing on bodies of evidence, including 3ie's repositories and evidence gap map platform.

How to make replication the norm

News 2018

Anna Heard

Former evaluation specialist, 3ie

Jyotsna Puri

Dr Jyotsna Puri (Jo) is the Head of Green Climate Fund's Independent Evaluation Unit.

Benjamin DK Wood

Shaon Lahiri

Neeta Goel

Former Senior Evaluation Specialist
Neeta was responsible for the review and management of 3ie-funded research and impact evaluation grants.

She has over seventeen years of experience in the international development sector. Her work includes the design, implementation and evaluation of NGO interventions focusing on disadvantaged children and communities. Prior to 3ie, Neeta worked in several national and international NGOs. In her most recent assignment, she served as the Program Director for Children International, managing programmes in ten countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America. Her interest in evidence-based policies and programmes is grounded in these field experiences. She also has experience in grant writing and management. Key research interests include poverty research, especially issues relating to childhood poverty.

Neeta holds a Ph.D. in Childhood Studies from Rutgers University and a master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Mumbai. She is a member of the American Evaluation Association.

Too difficult, too disruptive and too slow? Innovative approaches to common challenges in conducting humanitarian impact evaluations

Samidha Malhotra, Tara Kaul 17 August 2018 blog

Over 200 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance across the world today. In 2017, the UN-coordinated appeals reported a shortfall of 41 per cent, despite receiving a record amount of funding. As the demands on these limited funds increase, there is a concurrent increase in the need for high-quality evidence on the most effective ways to improve humanitarian programming.

Moving the debate forward on community-driven development

Radhika Menon, Howard White 18 June 2018 blog

There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about (Oscar Wilde). Our recent review of community-driven development (CDD) is certainly being talked about. Sparked off by Duncan Green’s blog on our review, there has been an active debate about CDD on social media.

Reversing the resource curse through impact evaluations

Jyotsna Puri, Francis Rathinam 19 March 2015 blog

Countries such as Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Nigeria have large reserves of natural resources. They are also countries that have suffered extended periods of political violence, authoritarianism, corruption, inequality and poor growth. What causes this imbalance of high wealth on one side and extreme poverty on the other? The correlation between the quantity of natural resources reserves and poor economic growth is generally considered to be proof of a natural resource curse.

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Strengthening good governance through government effectiveness in low- and middle-income countries: an evidence gap map

Evidence gap map 2021 Publication type :
Author : Constanza Gonzalez Parrao, Etienne Lwamba, Lina Khan, Malte Lierl, Miriam Berretta, Jane Hammaker, Charlotte Lane, Katherine Quant, John Eyers, Douglas Glandon
Sector : Public administration

Building Resilient Societies in Low- and Middle-income Countries: An Evidence Gap Map

Evidence gap map 2023 Publication type :
Author : Miriam Beretta, Sanghwa Lee, Meital Kupfer, Carolyn Huang, Will Ridlehoover, Daniel Frey, Faez Ahmed, Binyang Song, Kristen Marie Edwards, Jaron Porciello, John Eyers, Birte Snilstveit
Sector : Social protection

How should we summarise bodies of evidence? The emerging evidence architecture for knowledge brokering

How to make replication the norm

Anna Heard

Jyotsna Puri

Benjamin DK Wood

Shaon Lahiri

Neeta Goel

Too difficult, too disruptive and too slow? Innovative approaches to common challenges in conducting humanitarian impact evaluations

Moving the debate forward on community-driven development

Reversing the resource curse through impact evaluations

Strengthening good governance through government effectiveness in low- and middle-income countries: an evidence gap map

Building Resilient Societies in Low- and Middle-income Countries: An Evidence Gap Map

Improving Food Security in Humanitarian Settings: An Evidence Gap Map

The Effect of Transparency and Accountability Interventions in the Extractive Sectors: An Evidence Gap Map

Group-based Livelihood Interventions in L&MICs

Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Evidence Gap Map: 2018 Update

Agricultural Innovation: An Evidence Gap Map

Social, Behavioural and Community Engagement Interventions for Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child Health

A Map of Evidence Maps Relating to Sustainable Development in L&MICs

Agricultural Risk and Mitigation Gap Map

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