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Home»Sabine Garbarino; Jeremy Holland

Quantitative and qualitative methods in impact evaluation and measuring results

Literature Review
  • Sabine Garbarino; Jeremy Holland
March 2009

There has been a renewed interest in impact evaluation in recent years amongst development agencies and donors. Additional attention was drawn to the issue recently by a Center for Global Development (CGD) report calling for more rigorous impact evaluations, where ‘rigorous’ was taken to mean studies which tackle the selection bias aspect of the attribution problem. This ...» more

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