By Edoardo Masset | 3 June 2020 CEDIL recently awarded 25 grants to research teams to conduct a series of innovative evaluation studies. The awards…
Author: Susie Burdett
Taking disability evidence to the policy makers who need it
Thomas Shakespeare | 7 May 2020 How much is known about disability and development? In particular, how much is known on how best to improve…
Impact Evaluation In The Time Of A Pandemic
Impact Evaluation In The Time Of A Pandemic Tuesday 19 May Covid-19 has caused massive disruption to social and economic life. What does it…
Mid Range Theory
Mid Range Theory – 9 April 2020 Using mid range theory to enhance transferability of research findings. To view the presentation slides, please follow this…
Stakeholder Engagement and Evidence Use Webinar
Stakeholder Engagement and Evidence Use Webinar, 17 April 2020 The webinar focused on CEDIL’s expectations from the stakeholder engagement and evidence use plan that project…
Guidelines for Primary Studies
The first webinar on the Guideline Papers was given by Edoardo Masset, and was intended to assist those CEDIL funded project teams working on primary…
CEDIL guidelines on impact evaluation that are sensitive to disability
These are simple recommendations on the inclusion of data on disability for researchers conducting evidence syntheses and primary studies.
CEDIL stakeholder engagement and evidence use plan
Studies commissioned by the Centre of Excellence for Development Impact and Learning (CEDIL) are expected to be relevant for decision-making within DFID and for the…
CEDIL Guidelines for good impact evaluation practice
These guidelines are directed to policy practitioners, commissioners and researchers to inform the implementation, assessment, and understanding of impact evaluations. The largely draw on a…
Conduct and reporting of mixed methods in quantitative impact evaluations
Impact evaluation is intended to address the question of effectiveness, i.e. what difference the programme made to the outcomes of interest. This analysis is usually…