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Weiss demonstrates in her article how the rational of conducting an evaluation takes place in a political context, and hence evaluators should...

This book is the first of a series on the institutionalisation of evaluation from a global perspective. This book focuses on the instiutionalisation...

This book is the second one in the Studies in the Institutionalization of Evaluation-series with the goal of examining the institutionalisation of...

This paper of CEDIL examines the current state of each of the waves (outcome monitoring, impact evaluation, systematic reviews and knowledge brokering...

This paper of CEDIL looks at the technical issues associated with the representation of Theories of Change and the implications of design choices for...

This paper by CEDIL includes the use of innovative techniques to form the specific evaluative questions being asked and tested, to gather the right...

The lack of adequate measures to capture relevant factors, and the prevalence of measurement error in existing ones, often constitute the main...

Systematic reviews summarise and synthesise the global evidence about an intervention. By incorporating causal chain analysis, a systematic review...

This brief takes a practical, how-to approach in outlining ten steps for building a middle-level theory of change.

In the CEDIL Methods brief, ‘Evaluating complex interventions: What are appropriate methods?’ we identify four types of complex development...

Timely evaluations produce results when they are needed to inform decision making while using appropriate, rigorous designs. While traditionally...

Choosing appropriate approaches and methods are pre-requisites for credible, independent and useful evaluation exercises in the United Nations. The...