Overview
The assessment of both positive and negative, primary and secondary long-term effects resulting from a development intervention, either intended or unintended, constitutes impact evaluation. It seeks to establish the cause of observed changes and to determine causal attribution, a necessary aspect of impact evaluation. To classify an evaluation as an impact evaluation, a thorough preparation and data collection for the various design options (experimental, quasi-experimental, or non-experimental) are required. Our experienced experts use a mixed methods design to complete such assignments. Contact us to create a research design tailored to your specific needs.
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Overview
The assessment of both positive and negative, primary and secondary long-term effects resulting from a development intervention, either intended or unintended, constitutes impact evaluation. It seeks to establish the cause of observed changes and to determine causal attribution, a necessary aspect of impact evaluation. To classify an evaluation as an impact evaluation, a thorough preparation and data collection for the various design options (experimental, quasi-experimental, or non-experimental) are required. Our experienced experts use a mixed methods design to complete such assignments. Contact us to create a research design tailored to your specific needs.