« Home | Your guidance and experience is needed: a civil so... » | UNDP - Millennium Development GoalsDevelopment div... » | COHA Memorandum to the PressPetroCaribe: Chávez’s ... » | Learning to listen: technology and poor communitie... » | Governance and Corruption in Public Health Care Sy... » | Caribbean Hotel AssociationCaribbean Alliance for ... » | Posted on Tue, Jan. 31, 2006CARIBBEANTrade deal go... » | Jamaican government committed to promoting human r... » | China donates US$20,000 to Caribbean Regional Nego... » | Rapport National sur le Développement Humain Progr... » 

Wednesday, February 01, 2006 

When We Will Ever Learn? Closing the Evaluation Gap

We need your help! We are in the consultation phase of the Evaluation Gap draft. Your input will help ensure the success of the initiative. Take the Survey! Please help us by taking 10 minutes to complete our survey. We will post results in a few months to let you know how your comments helped shape our final report.

Sign up for our E-update to be sure to receive survey results and news of major milestones. Accelerating social progress in low- and middle-income countries requires knowledge about what kinds of social programs are effective. Yet all too often, such basic knowledge is lacking because governments, development agencies, and foundations have few incentives to start and sustain the impact evaluations that generate this important information.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the "Evaluation Gap?"
"Don't Governments and Organizations Already Evaluate Their Work?"
"What Should the International Community Do?"

CGD Experts
Michael Kremer, Nancy Birdsall, Ruth Levine

© 2005 Center for Global Development.

About me

  • I'm Em Asomba
  • From United States
My profile
Skype Me™!

Poverty & Social Development: A Caribbean Perspective is powered by Blogspot and Gecko & Fly.
No part of the content or the blog may be reproduced without prior written permission.
Join the Google Adsense program and learn how to make money online.