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Four lessons from a year of the World Food Programme's School-Based Programme Impact Evaluation Window - Vimarsana News

Four lessons from a year of the World Food Programme's School-Based Programme Impact Evaluation Window

In 2021, the World Food Programme’s Impact Evaluation Unit teamed up with WFP’s School-Based Programme division and the World Bank’s Development Impact Evaluation (DIME) department to launch the School-Based Programmes Impact Evaluation Window. This blog highlights four lessons.

Meet our newly hired researchers 2022 edition - Vimarsana News

Meet our newly hired researchers 2022 edition

Meet the seven new researchers joining DECRG and DIME at the World Bank

What is working at the World Bank like? Experiences of two young development economics researchers - Vimarsana News

What is working at the World Bank like? Experiences of two young development economics researchers

This blog highlight the experiences of two fellows from last year’s World Bank Robert S. McNamara Fellowships Program.

What do we know about cash and in-kind transfers in humanitarian settings? Not enough - Vimarsana News

What do we know about cash and in-kind transfers in humanitarian settings? Not enough

In a partnership with the World Banks' DIME, a USAID-funded workstream in collaboration with the World Food Programme’s Office of Evaluation assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of cash and in-kind transfers in humanitarian settings.

Four constraints for adoption of electronic data collection methods - Vimarsana News

Four constraints for adoption of electronic data collection methods

Making informed policy decisions requires having access to high-quality data. However, the adoption of electronic data collection tools remains a challenge in many low-income countries. This blog showcases four constraints on implementing such methods.