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14 August 2024
Ensuring Value for Money (VfM) in government programmes and public spending is a key priority for...
5 April 2024
Verian is joining The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) and Alma Economics in a five-year...
15 November 2023
A decade ago, the United Nations declared that a data revolution was underway, enabling governments...
23 May 2023
Difference-in-differences (DID) is one of the leading quasi experimental methods used in policy...
23 May 2023
Many fellow evaluators tell me that when they go to a dinner party, they struggle to explain what...
23 May 2023
Why do people get married when around a third of marriages end in divorce?
3 February 2023
As evaluators, an ongoing challenge is balancing the provision of clear-cut findings to inform...
3 February 2023
How do you “teach a man to fish” when it comes to evaluation? There’s a lot of scepticism about...
1 August 2022
Many program managers will be familiar with the nervous feeling that comes from having to...
1 August 2022
Natural experiments can be a cost-effective way to evaluate long-term program outcomes. In...
1 August 2022
The pace of decision-making across the public sector has increased significantly since the start of...
1 August 2022
Curiously, many behavioural scientists say the biggest contribution behavioural science has made...
14 August 2024
Ensuring Value for Money (VfM) in government programmes and public spending is a key priority for...
5 April 2024
Verian is joining The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) and Alma Economics in a five-year...
15 November 2023
A decade ago, the United Nations declared that a data revolution was underway, enabling governments...
23 May 2023
Difference-in-differences (DID) is one of the leading quasi experimental methods used in policy...
23 May 2023
Many fellow evaluators tell me that when they go to a dinner party, they struggle to explain what...
23 May 2023
Why do people get married when around a third of marriages end in divorce?
3 February 2023
As evaluators, an ongoing challenge is balancing the provision of clear-cut findings to inform...
3 February 2023
How do you “teach a man to fish” when it comes to evaluation? There’s a lot of scepticism about...
1 August 2022
Many program managers will be familiar with the nervous feeling that comes from having to...
1 August 2022
Natural experiments can be a cost-effective way to evaluate long-term program outcomes. In...
1 August 2022
The pace of decision-making across the public sector has increased significantly since the start of...
1 August 2022
Curiously, many behavioural scientists say the biggest contribution behavioural science has made...
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