Transferring evidence between contexts: Highlights from CEDIL annual conference
In a blog post first posted on the FHI 360 blog, Dorgham Abusalim provides an overview of the discussions on the final day of the CEDIL 2022 conference.
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How can we evaluate complex interventions?
The CEDIL programme recently published a methods working paper on the topic of evaluating complex interventions in international development, along with a methods brief that uses examples to highlight the key considerations involved in choosing appropriate methods for evaluating complex interventions. In this blog post, Edoardo Masset summarizes the key points in the papers.
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When will we ever learn to learn from what we already know? Harnessing the power of the evidence revolution
What can we learn from what worked - and what didn't work - in evidence use in the pandemic? Howard White shares his reflections in advance of next week's CEDIL conference: Strengthening evidence use during the pandemic and beyond
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Accommodating refugees: learning lessons from past experience
As the war in Ukraine creates a new wave of refugees, Howard White reflects on lessons learnt from past refugee situations about the need to support refugees in getting gainful employment in their host countries.
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Engaging with evidence and uncertainty: choosing where to start
Charlotte Maugham and Sandy Oliver | 20th December, 2021 This blog was first published on the From Poverty to Power blog There are two powerful
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