The full article was originally posted on the OECD Development Matters site. Limiting global warming to 1.5°C necessitates radical,...
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Scaling up the impact of development and climate interventions
Johannes Linn, , Announcement, Blog Post, 0Introduction Over the last 50 years there have been a variety of successful efforts to scale up development interventions...
The case of “evergreening” and carbon restoration The reckoning in 2030 on the Sustainable Development Goals is just around...
Evidence Action’s Dispenser for Safe Water doubles in size
Laura Ghiron, , Announcement, Blog Post, 0“Water treatment is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve child survival.” - Nobel Laureate Micheal Kremer For...
Pumpkin Plus Move4Million by combating extreme poverty, hunger & climate change Background Bangladesh has an estimated 1723 square kilometers...
The relationship between scaling and systems change has been much debated within the scaling literature over the last few...
This blog was initially posted on Broadband Search. With the current crisis keeping most people around the world inside...
Evaluation approaches to scaling – application and lessons
Johannes Linn, , Blog Post, Monitoring and Evaluation Working Group, 0This blog was initially posted on the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie). Read the full blog post here.
Evaluation for impact at scale – a need for interventions along the pathway
Johannes Linn, , Blog Post, Monitoring and Evaluation Working Group, 0This blog was initially published on the International Initiative for Impact Education (3ie). Read the full blog post here.
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