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NEW:Building Stronger Systems for Adaptive Social Protection: Three Lessons from IEG’s Evaluation

Over the last decade, the World Bank has increased its support for adaptive social protection (ASP) systems to help countries provide timely and

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IEG is committed to making evaluative evidence accessible to a broad range of audiences. The IEG blog offers summaries of evaluation findings, insights on new approaches to evaluation, and the use of new technologies. Readers can also find updates on IEG strategy and profiles of IEG staff engaged in innovative work that is pushing the boundaries of evaluation.

New posts appear regularly in the IEG blog.

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Back to Basics: Lessons for Confronting the Learning Crisis

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Learning from the past for a brighter future: strategic priorities for evaluation

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Rebuilding relations: Lessons from the World Bank partnership with Ecuador

Kristin Strohecker, IEG Program Manager for Data, Systems, and Staff Learning, Mari Noelle Roquiz, IEG Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, and Tao Tao, IEG Data Scientist.

The Independent Evaluation Group data busters

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What can we learn from the Independent Evaluation Group’s project ratings and lessons?

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Harnessing data for better development: The Independent Evaluation Group dashboards

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Unlocking the potential of geospatial analysis for evaluation

An AI Journey of Discovery with IEG’s Harsh Anuj

An AI Journey of Discovery with IEG’s Harsh Anuj

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The architecture of evaluation methodology: Art, craft, and science

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The Independent Evaluation Group: Why and how we learn

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What role should environmental considerations play in evaluation?

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Reaching women and girls in fragile countries - in nine figures

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