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Evaluating CLARISSA: Innovation Driven by a Participatory Learning Agenda

Published by: Institute of Development Studies

Children end up in child labour as a result of many, often unknown or hidden, interactions between multiple actors and multiple factors within households, communities, and labour systems, leading to unpredictable outcomes for children and other sector stakeholders and sometimes resulting in the worst forms of child labour (WFCL).

Adaptive Management in SDC: Challenges and Opportunities

Published by: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)

Adaptive management (AM) is a programme management approach that helps international development organisations to become more...

Guidance Note on Scaling Up Social Norm Change

This is a guidance note on how DFID can support the scale-up of inclusive approaches to complex social change for marginalised and...

Contribution Analysis and Estimating the Size of Effects: Can We Reconcile the Possible with the Impossible?

Published by: IDS

While contribution analysis provides a step-by-step approach to verify whether and why an intervention is a contributory factor to development impact, most contribution analysis studies do not quantify the ‘share of contribution’ that can be attributed to a particular support intervention. Commissioners of evaluations, however, often want to understand the size or importance of a contribution, not least for accountability purposes.