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In our latest guest blog, Katherine Hay of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation argues that evaluators have an important role to play in reducing inequities.

This systematic review analyzes the available impact evaluation evidence on the effect of Social Safety Nets (SSNs) on gender-related results such as increasing women's bargaining power and decision-making, improving…

This review examines the implementation of the FY2010-14 regional partnership strategy (RPS) of FY2010 and the RPS progress report (RPSPR) of FY2012, and assesses the RPS completion…

Fragility, conflict, and violence are at the heart of the World Bank Group strategy to attain the twin goals of ending poverty and promoting shared prosperity. This evaluation will seek to identify lessons from past…

Evaluators need to ask themselves tougher questions about what difference their recommendations will make and the value they’ll add.

These are the Appendices to the 2014 IEG Evaluation World Bank Group Assistance to Low-Income Fragile and Conflict-Affected States.

To promote inclusive growth the Bank Group needs to get the diagnostics of inclusion right before designing meaningful interventions that level the playing field for all.

How can global partnerships and country programs work better together? A new IEG evaluation charts a future course.

In FY14 IEG responded to changes at the World Bank Group by delivering a number of highly appreciated evaluations that spoke to issues on the change agenda and informed policy choices and new beginnings. This 2014…

What role has evaluation played in the pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals and what can it add to the post-2015 development agenda?