Results-Based Management/Framework (RBM/F) is a planning, communication, and management tool that helps articulate a project’s goal, objective, result, and output.
Non-response is a form of survey research error that occurs when some participants don’t respond to the survey, thereby changing the representativeness of your sample.
We frequently employ interrupted time series as an evaluation approach to create counterfactuals for impact evaluation.
Difference-in-Difference is one of the most popular quasi-experimental techniques, backed by a large body of historical evidence.
Regression Discontinuity Design is a quasi-experimental design and another way to deal with selection bias.
It is often not possible to do a randomized controlled trial or RCT in a real-world setting for impact evaluation.
Propensity Score Matching (PSM) has been used since the 1980s to reduce selection bias and produce better causal estimates.
