Latest from the blog | 11.09.2017 | When do innovation and evidence change lives?
Innovate, test, then scale. The sequence seems obvious—but is in fact a radical departure. Too often the policy making process looks more like...read more
About the Book:
Review on World Bank Blog
Markus Goldstein reviews Running Randomized Evaluations on the World Bank's Development Impact blog in a post titled, "The impact evaluation primer you have been waiting for?" Read the full review here.
News + Events:
Upcoming Talks
As part of this year's 3ie Delhi Seminars, Rachel Glennerster will speak on March 3 about using evidence from other contexts to inform policy. More details here.
Rachel will deliver the keynote talk at this year's Oxford Forum for International Development at St. Hugh's College on March 5th.
Resource Spotlight:
Analysis Exercise and Data
New lecture notes for Module 4.3 and a handbook chapter on the ethics of randomization have been posted on the Resources page.
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