Impact Evaluation

Using rigorous evaluation designs, we help organizations generate credible evidence to prove and improve their impact.

Impact Evaluation – Measuring What Works and Why
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  • Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs): Rigorous evaluations that
    randomly assign participants to intervention and control groups
    to estimate causal impact
  • Quasi-Experimental Designs (e.g., DiD, PSM, IV): Evaluation
    methods that use statistical techniques to mimic experimental
    conditions in real-world settings
  • Mixed Methods Evaluations: Combining quantitative and
    qualitative data to provide a richer understanding of outcomes
    and mechanisms
  • Theory-Based Evaluation: Using frameworks like contribution
    analysis or process tracing to assess whether and how a
    program contributed to observed outcomes
  • Real-Time/Adaptive Evaluation Approaches: Flexible
    evaluations that provide timely feedback to inform course
    corrections during implementation.
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