Creating an inclusive #entrepreneurship ecosystem is critical to ensure the sustainability of the enterprises in Ministry of Rural Development, GoI Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY - NRLM)’s National Rural Economic Transformation Project. Here is a glimpse of a few women in their #SHG-owned enterprises in #Bihar JEEVIKA, Rural Development Department, Government of Bihar, #Jharkhand (Jharkhand State Livelihoods Promotion Society) and #Odisha (Odisha Livelihoods Mission), Gates Foundation, The World Bank, Bidisha Barooah, #AnjiniKochar Neelakshi Mann, ANJANI KUMAR SINGH, Saachi Bhalla, Samik Sundar Das
International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)
非盈利组织
Washington，District of Columbia 28,999 位关注者
3ie promotes evidence-informed equitable, inclusive and sustainable development.
关于我们
3ie is a global leader in funding, producing, quality assuring and synthesising rigorous evidence. We support studies and reviews that examine what works, for whom, why and at what cost in low- and middle-income countries (L&MICs). We are also a global advocate for the generation and use of quality evidence in development decision-making.
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https://www.3ieimpact.org
International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
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- 51-200 人
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- Washington，District of Columbia
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2008
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- Impact evaluation、Systematic reviews、evidence、replication、evidence impact、Capacity strengthening和evidence gap maps
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International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)员工
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David Ferguson
Senior Research Fellow at International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)
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Esteban J. Qui?ones, Ph.D.
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Sibasish Mishra, CFBM , CCR
Senior Finance Manager @ 3ie | Financial Planning, Global Management, Technical Support
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Anil Thota
Experienced Professional in Evidence Synthesis on Interventions, Services, and Programs in the Health and Social Sectors
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International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)转发了
Lead Evaluation Specialist and MENA lead @ 3ie | Maximizing Impact and Socio-Economic Impact Evaluations
It was a pleasure to present my working paper, “The Barriers to Female Employment: Experimental Evidence from Egypt,” co-authored with Bruno Crepon Caroline Krafft and Stefano Caria, at the Center for the Study of African Economies conference 2025: Economic Development in Africa at the University of Oxford. Grateful for the engaging discussions and thoughtful feedback! Our paper tested the impact of providing fully subsidized access to nurseries, along with job placement services, on female labor force participation in Cairo using a randomized controlled trial. Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie)
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Latest from 3ie: Insights, research, and opportunities Stay informed with the latest evidence, discussions, and opportunities in development research. ?? Spotlight: 3ie experts participated in India's Post Budget Webinar to discuss rural development and insights from the National Rural Livelihoods Mission. ?? 3ie’s inventory of remote-sensing indicators: A practical tool to integrate Earth observation data into development research. ?? Featured: What happens when women lead businesses in rural India? New findings from 3ie’s Swashakt program offer insights on economic empowerment. ?? Publications: Read our latest impact evaluations and briefs, including studies on women’s empowerment, picture-based crop insurance, and digital credit for farmers. ?? Call for Articles: The Journal of Development Effectiveness welcomes submissions on impact evaluations, systematic reviews, and evidence synthesis. ?? Job Openings: Be part of 3ie—exciting roles available now. Read the full newsletter & subscribe: https://lnkd.in/dH_TZxff #EvidenceForImpact #DevelopmentResearch #ImpactEvaluation #SustainableEnergy #RuralLivelihoods #FoodSystems #PolicyResearch #3ieImpact
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If you were unable to register, here is the #Live #Youtube link to this webinar! ?? https://lnkd.in/gHr2kk3A ?
#Webinar reminder| How can we accelerate progress on the #SDGs with #evidence? With just 5?? years left until 2030, progress on many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is lagging. High-quality,accessible, and synthesized evidence is critical for identifying what works. The upcoming 3ie #EvidenceDialogues webinar will explore how global public goods like the the #DevelopmentEvidencePortal can better support policymakers and practitioners in leveraging evidence for sustainable development. ??? Date: 18 March 2025 ? Time: 2:00-3:30 PM GMT | 10:00-11:30 AM EDT | 7:30-9:00 PM IST ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/gnrn8emR ?? More information: https://lnkd.in/gQNBXURy The webinar will feature a presentation on key findings from a new working paper analyzing SDG-related evidence trends, followed by a panel discussion with experts from Kerry Albright (UNICEF), Martin Bruder (DEval - German Institute for Development Evaluation), Frejus Thoto (ACED), Birte Snilstveit, Ismael Kawooya ( The Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis (ACRES)) and Mark Engelbert (3ie) on how evidence can shape better policies and programs. #ImpactEvaluation #SDGs #DevelopmentEvidence #3ieImpact #EvidenceForPolicy #research #internationaldevelopment Un Joint SDG Fund
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#Webinar reminder| How can we accelerate progress on the #SDGs with #evidence? With just 5?? years left until 2030, progress on many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is lagging. High-quality,accessible, and synthesized evidence is critical for identifying what works. The upcoming 3ie #EvidenceDialogues webinar will explore how global public goods like the the #DevelopmentEvidencePortal can better support policymakers and practitioners in leveraging evidence for sustainable development. ??? Date: 18 March 2025 ? Time: 2:00-3:30 PM GMT | 10:00-11:30 AM EDT | 7:30-9:00 PM IST ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/gnrn8emR ?? More information: https://lnkd.in/gQNBXURy The webinar will feature a presentation on key findings from a new working paper analyzing SDG-related evidence trends, followed by a panel discussion with experts from Kerry Albright (UNICEF), Martin Bruder (DEval - German Institute for Development Evaluation), Frejus Thoto (ACED), Birte Snilstveit, Ismael Kawooya ( The Center for Rapid Evidence Synthesis (ACRES)) and Mark Engelbert (3ie) on how evidence can shape better policies and programs. #ImpactEvaluation #SDGs #DevelopmentEvidence #3ieImpact #EvidenceForPolicy #research #internationaldevelopment Un Joint SDG Fund
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Here's a powerful call to action from our executive director Marie Gaarder at IDEAS - International Development Evaluation Association Conference 2025! As challenges mount—shrinking aid budgets, erosion of shared values, the rise of misinformation, and the weakening of democratic institutions—our commitment to independent #evaluation and #evidence-based action is more crucial than ever. At 3ie, we are championing initiatives like the #GlobalEvidenceCommitment to embed evidence in policymaking. Let’s stand together, adapt, and ensure that #impactevaluation continues to drive positive change. #EvidenceMatters #ImpactEvaluation #IDEASCONF2025
Navigating the perfect storm: A Call for evidence-based action At the closing plenary of the IDEAS - International Development Evaluation Association conference, I spoke about the growing challenges facing the evaluation community—shrinking aid budgets, erosion of shared values, the rise of misinformation, and the weakening of democratic institutions. These forces create a perfect storm, making it harder for evidence to inform decision-making. But we have the values, tools and attitudes to weather this storm: - Now more than ever, we must stand together to protect the independent evaluation function as a key self-correcting mechanism of development policies and programs. - We must coordinate efforts to maximize impact and ensure evidence is embedded in policymaking, programming and budgeting processes. At 3ie, we are championing this through initiatives like the Global Evidence Commitment, fostering a culture of evidence use across institutions. - We must ramp up our efforts to bring out relevant knowledge on how to tackle, prevent, mitigate the many crises of the world, including climate change, pandemics, hunger, and democratic back-sliding. During the COVID pandemic, we adapted to the needs for quick evidence extraction to inform policies. - We need to stand strong together when we are pulled or pushed to disregard our values. As has become increasingly clear over the last few weeks, we are entering an era where altruism is replaced by transactional thinking. In stark contrast to this, development researchers and evaluators work to improve lives, we work for more just, equitable and inclusive societies across the globe. We work to help those in power to make better decisions for the benefit of those with less power. We have shown that we can adapt, innovate, collaborate and transform ourselves before. We can ensure that evidence continues to drive positive change. Let’s navigate these rough waters together. #EvidenceMatters #ImpactEvaluation #IDEASCONF2025
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We launched an #EvidenceGapMap on #SustainableEnergy :https://lnkd.in/e6hgjksh , which we developed in partnership with Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL). Built around the pillars of #SDG7, the EGM on Sustainable Energy is a global public good that houses rigorous, evaluative #research and impact assessment evidence from the Global South and related learnings and recommendations.?The EGM is searchable via country, pillar of SDG7, technology and many other relevant factors related to #energy access and transition.?International Energy Agency (IEA) World Energy Council International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Cem Yavuz Constanza Gonzalez Parrao
The first-ever data-driven tool for #sustainable #energy was unveiled at the #SEforALLForum—an Evidence Gap Map (EGM) designed to support better decision-making and drive impactful action in the sector. Alongside our colleagues at Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) and International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie), GEAPPs Head of Programs, Africa, Wale Aboyade, PhD, stressed how this collective effort will deliver our intended impact. “We need to make energy #investment decisions based on evidence and not just on intuition and assumptions. This is where evaluation and tools (like EGM) are critical,” Wale said. EGM will help answer and potentially challenge our own questions and assumptions within the sustainable energy space AND help us develop data-driven impact. ?? to EGM to follow! #LetsChangeEnergy
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Ministry of Rural Development, GoI ( Government of India) Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY - NRLM)’s #community institutions provide a collective platform for the rural poor to overcome poverty through access to financial, technical, and marketing resources.?Here’s a glimpse of a few #women and community cadre at work from #Bihar JEEVIKA, Rural Development Department, Government of Bihar, #Chhattisgarh SRLM (BIHAN), #Jharkhand (JSLPS) and Odisha (OLM).?? Gates Foundation, The World Bank, Bidisha Barooah,#Anjini Kochar Neelakshi Mann, ANJANI KUMAR SINGH, Saachi Bhalla, Samik Sundar Das
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#Women’s participation in #livelihood activities is vital for their social and economic empowerment. Our study is evaluating the Ministry of Rural Development, GoI Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY - NRLM) ’s National Rural Economic Transformation Project to understand its impacts on women's lives. In this video, a few women from Jharkhand talk about their experience as members of SHGs.?#IWD2025, #WomensDay, #RuralTransformation Smriti Sharan Dr. Molishree IES Gates Foundation The World Bank GroupBidisha Barooah Neelakshi Mann ANJANI KUMAR SINGH Saachi Bhalla Samik Sundar Das Raghunathan N Ritika Gupta Ritwik Sarkar Rohan Shah
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At the IDEAS - International Development Evaluation Association conference, we brought together parliamentarians from West and East #Africa to explore how #evaluation can drive transformative change in development policy and practice. The discussion highlighted parliamentarians' crucial role in understanding community needs through direct interactions and local engagements. With the increasing focus on decentralized governance, the panel emphasized equipping parliamentarians with the right tools, data, and capacity-building opportunities to integrate evaluation into their decision-making processes. Panellists ( Kabir Hashim, Timothy Lubanga Jeremie ADOMAHOU, Hamadou Diomande and Anca Dumitrescu) shared insights on the challenges of accessing accurate data, the need for evidence-informed policymaking, and strategies to enhance accountability and regional governance. The conversation reinforced the power of parliamentarians as catalysts for effective, evidence-informed public policies, paving the way for more inclusive and impactful development efforts. #EvidenceForPolicy #Evaluation #Governance #Impact #Development #Africa #Afrea Africa Evidence Network African Evaluation Association - AfrEA Clear Francophone Afrique Office of the Prime Minister Uganda
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