CEDIL (Centre of Excellence for Development Impact and Learning https://cedilprogramme.org) was established in 2017 with UK aid funding from the UK government. CEDIL develops and tests innovative approaches to impact evaluation and evidence synthesis in low-income countries.
The CEDIL Conference 2023 gathered some key players in impact evaluation as speakers and session Chairs: Annie Duflo, Arianna Legovini, Gonzalo Hernandez Licona, Timothy Lubanga, Macartan Humphreys, Matt Juden, Nazmun Ratna, Claudia Ringler, Douglas Glandon, Chris Porter, Marcella Vigneri, Ghassan Baliki, Alan de Brauw, Jeannie Annan, Sian Rasdale, David Ameyaw, Howard White, Edoardo Masset and Radhika Menon.
The videos of each session are available on YouTube, on the CEDIL channel, at the links below:
- The future of impact evaluation: methods, ethics, and ownership
- Making innovative methods matter
- Evaluations in humanitarian contexts: developing innovative and collaborative strategies
- What have we learned about supporting the use of innovative methods to generate evidence?
You can also access slides and links to some of the related resources mentioned by the panellists on the conference programme page and in our CEDIL publications section.
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