Impact evaluation
We offer a range of services that evaluate the impact of programmes. We cover a wide spectrum of our partner’s needs, from statistical approaches (randomised control trials, quasi-experimental designs) through to theory-based approaches that focus more on understanding how impact occurs and who benefits. Wherever possible we use mixed-method approaches to provide a holistic understanding of impact.
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The impact of cash-for-works: evidence from the Rural Access Programme in the mid and far west of Nepal
RAP's primary objective is to deliver economic benefits to poor and isolated communities over the long term through improved...
What works for social accountability? Findings from DFID’s macro evaluation
I wrote my first blog on DFID’s macro evaluation of its empowerment and accountability project portfolio way back in 2015,...
Impact evaluations for market systems programmes
These BEAM Exchange guidelines set out the key steps and considerations for designing, planning and undertaking the evaluation...
Causality and attribution in market systems development
A new paper aims to shed light on the current theoretical/academic and practitioner understanding of attribution and causality.
Thoughts from the International Association for Impact Assessment conference
Gil Yaron, team leader on our BRACED impact evaluation, reflects on his presentation at the International Association for...
Summary Paper: Retrospective Impact Assessment 2005-2015, Financial Sector Deepening Trust Tanzania
During 2016, Itad, in association with MicroSave, undertook an impact assessment of Financial Sector Deepening Trust...
Final Report: Retrospective Impact Assessment 2005-2015, Financial Sector Deepening Trust Tanzania
During 2016, Itad, in association with MicroSave, undertook an impact assessment of FSDT’s programme of work from 2005 to 2015.
Impact Evaluation of the Samarth Market Development Programme in Nepal
Despite economic growth, remittances from abroad and significant donor support, poverty and inequality remain high in Nepal,...
FoodTrade East and Southern Africa: Mid-Term Evaluation Final Report
During Q3 2016, the Evaluation Management Unit (EMU), managed by Itad UK, undertook the independent Mid-term Evaluation (MTE)...
Year 3 Evaluation of Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development
Pacific Women Shaping Pacific Development (‘Pacific Women’) aimed to improve the political, social and economic...
Final evaluation report of the Tilitonse Fund, Malawi
Tilitonse is a multi-donor fund that has been designed to develop and encourage civil engagement in Malawi, to support more...
Nepal Rural Access Programme – Reality Check Approach Midline Report 2016
This report presents the main findings of the Midline Reality Check Approach (RCA) study conducted in April 2016, two years...
Retrospective Impact Assessment of the Financial Sector Deepening Trust of Tanzania
Itad, in collaboration with our partner MicroSave, will be conducting an evaluation to assess the impact that the Financial...
The Rigour Arguments in Impact Evaluations
Abdulkareem Lawal shares his reflections from attending an Impact Evaluation course at the Institute of Development Studies in...
Scoping and Design of Rigorous Impact Evaluation: Bangladesh
Itad undertook a scoping study to design an impact evaluation of voluntary taxation alternative dispute resolution mechanisms...
A Mixed-Method Impact Evaluation Design of a Mobile Phone Application for Nutrition Service Delivery in Indonesia
Child under-nutrition remains one of the most devastating realities in many parts of the world. The use of mobile phone...