Debate on the Appropriate Methods for Conducting Impact Evaluation of Programs within the Development Context
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Background: Donors and decision-makers use impact evaluation reports to assess the effectiveness of development programs and identify ways to improve the design and implementation of projects, programs, and policies in developing countries.
Purpose: This paper will explore the existing published impact evaluation literature on development programs and provide an overview of the types of approaches and methods that are being used to conduct impact evaluations.
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Research Design: The paper will examine published program evaluation literature in order to shed light on issues related to appropriate methods for impact evaluations of development programs.
Data Collection and Analysis: Literature review.
Findings: The paper will conclude by suggesting a list of approaches and methods that can be used to conduct impact evaluations of programs within the development context.
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