Resources

We tend to think about poor people in a one-dimensional way (poor people are poor because they don’t have money), which results in program interventions that address only the…

These materials are intended to provide some ideas on possible ways to structure documents and processes associated with conducting Applied Political Economy Analysis, including: a…

There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that people struggle to actually use data and evidence to inform their decisions. While there are a number of reasons for this, one of…

USAID Guatemala created these videos to introduce Mission staff and partners to the CLA framework, main concepts and definitions. The series of videos were part of a workshop on CLA…

The first video in a series that teaches viewers how to read and understand tables from the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS). This video provides step-by-step guidance on…

The DHS Curriculum Facilitator's Guide is a comprehensive package of ready-made training materials about understanding and using Demographic and Health Survey reports.  The…

A presentation by Rebecca Shore of Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs and the Knowledge for Health Project, which was…

The GROOVE Market Facilitation Mentoring Program is designed to increase staff capacity to implement value chain programs that provide sustainable economic benefits to the poor and…

Liberating Structures make it easy for leaders of all levels to create conditions for people to work at the top of their intelligence and creativity. In this environment, people…

Download this list of quantitative tools and methods that can be applied to evaluations.