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Rigorous Evaluations for Evidence- Based Education Policymaking South-South and North-South collaboration in evidence-based education policymaking: sharing lessons on connecting rigorous evidence to education policy Annie Duflo Executive


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Rigorous Evaluations for Evidence- Based Education Policymaking

South-South and North-South collaboration in evidence-based education policymaking: sharing lessons on connecting rigorous evidence to education policy

​Annie Duflo ​Executive Director, Innovations for Poverty Action ​March 27, 2017

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OUR MISSION

To disco cover and promote effe ffect ctive so soluti tions to s to g global p poverty ty pr proble blems.

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We help turn that evidence into better programs and policies for the poor. We create high-quality evidence.

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Academics

e.g. MIT, Harvard, Yale, University of Ghana

Service Providers

e.g. CARE, Oxfam, local nonprofits & businesses

Government Agencies

e.g. Ministry of Education, Ghana & Ministry of Health, Zambia

Funders

e.g. Gates, USAID, Hewlett, Family Foundations, Individuals

Extensive Collaboration

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  • Across Program

Areas: Agriculture, Education, Finance, Governance, Health, Peace & Recovery, Small & Medium Enterprises, Social Protection

  • 50+ Studies in

Education

Over 700 Studies

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How do you measure impact?

The critical question of impact evaluation: What would have happened in the absence of the program? If we want to know how effective a program is, we need a comparison group: a group of people who in the absence of the program have had outcomes similar to those who received the program.

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Evaluating a program with a randomized evaluation

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Understanding the results of a randomized evaluation

  • 1. The group we are

looking at is divided randomly in two

  • 2. One group receives

the program or intervention

  • 3. Outcomes for both

groups are measured for impact

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What does it take to move evidence to impact?

Educators, policymakers, and researchers who…

Co-create credible, relevant, rigorous evidence Engage closely—before, during, and after research studies—to build buy-in and commitment to applying results Build capacity to incorporate rigorous evidence into education policy and practice