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The Journal of Development Effectiveness
2009 - 2012
Edited by Howard White
from Taylor and Francis Journals
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Volume 4, issue 4 , 2012
Cost-effectiveness and benefit--cost analyses of some water interventions in Nigeria: the case of Bauchi State pp. 497-514 Eberechukwu Uneze , Ibrahim Tajudeen and Ola Iweala From research to policy: using evidence from impact evaluations to inform development policy pp. 515-536 Iqbal Dhaliwal and Caitlin Tulloch Benefits trickling away: the health impact of extending access to piped water and sanitation in urban Yemen pp. 537-565 Stephan Klasen , Tobias Lechtenfeld , Kristina Meier and Johannes Rieckmann Impact evaluation in field settings: experience from a complex NGO programme in Ethiopia pp. 566-577 Bridget Fenn Volume 4, issue 3 , 2012
Why do we care about evidence synthesis? An introduction to the special issue on systematic reviews pp. 351-358 Howard White and Hugh Waddington How to do a good systematic review of effects in international development: a tool kit pp. 359-387 Hugh Waddington , Howard White , Birte Snilstveit , Jorge Garcia Hombrados , Martina Vojtkova , Philip Davies , Ami Bhavsar , John Eyers , Tracey Perez Koehlmoos , Mark Petticrew , Jeffrey C. Valentine and Peter Tugwell Systematic reviews: from ‘bare bones’ reviews to policy relevance pp. 388-408 Birte Snilstveit Narrative approaches to systematic review and synthesis of evidence for international development policy and practice pp. 409-429 Birte Snilstveit , Sandy Oliver and Martina Vojtkova Purity or pragmatism? Reflecting on the use of systematic review methodology in development pp. 430-444 Ruth Stewart , Carina van Rooyen and Thea de Wet The benefits and challenges of using systematic reviews in international development research pp. 445-455 Richard Mallett , Jessica Hagen-Zanker , Rachel Slater and Maren Duvendack Assessing ‘what works’ in international development: meta-analysis for sophisticated dummies pp. 456-471 Maren Duvendack , Jorge Garcia Hombrados , Richard Palmer-Jones and Hugh Waddington The impact of daycare programmes on child health, nutrition and development in developing countries: a systematic review pp. 472-496 Jef L. Leroy , Paola Gadsden and Maite Guijarro Volume 4, issue 2 , 2012
Cost-effectiveness analysis of education and health interventions in developing countries pp. 189-213 Patrick J. McEwan Can skill diversification improve welfare in rural areas? Evidence from Bhutan pp. 214-234 Natalie Chun and Makiko Watanabe Poverty reduction impact of food aid in rural Ethiopia pp. 235-256 Mulubrhan Amare and Solomon Asfaw Can ultra-poverty be sustainably improved? Evidence from BRAC in Bangladesh pp. 257-276 Wameq A. Raza , Narayan C. Das and Farzana A. Misha The effects of school-based management in the Philippines: an initial assessment using administrative data pp. 277-295 Nidhi Khattri , Cristina Ling and Shreyasi Jha Japan International Co-operation Agency's In-Service Training Project: innovative or déjà-vu? A qualitative evaluation of the In-Service Training Project in Ghana pp. 296-313 Georgios Tsopanakis Impact evaluations: a tool for accountability? Lessons from experience at Agence Française de Développement pp. 314-327 Tanguy Bernard , Jocelyne Delarue and Jean-David Naudet Impact assessment as knowledge generation and learning: operational challenges in faith-based non-governmental organisations pp. 328-349 Paul N. Wilson Volume 4, issue 1 , 2012
Evaluating the impact of cash transfer programmes in sub-Saharan Africa: an introduction to the special issue pp. 1-8 Benjamin Davis , Marie Gaarder , Sudhanshu Handa and Jenn Yablonski The impact of the Kenya Cash Transfer Program for Orphans and Vulnerable Children on household spending pp. 9-37 The Kenya CT-OVC Evaluation Team The impact of Kenya's Cash Transfer for Orphans and Vulnerable Children on human capital pp. 38-49 The Kenya CT-OVC Evaluation Team From protection to production: productive impacts of the Malawi Social Cash Transfer scheme pp. 50-77 Katia Alejandra Covarrubias , Benjamin Davis and Paul C. Winters Targeting effectiveness of social cash transfer programmes in three African countries pp. 78-108 Sudhanshu Handa , Carolyn Huang , Nicola Hypher , Clarissa Teixeira , Fabio V. Soares and Benjamin Davis A simulation impact evaluation of rural income transfers in Malawi and Ghana pp. 109-129 Mateusz Filipski and J. Edward Taylor Conditional versus unconditional cash: a commentary pp. 130-133 Marie Gaarder Beneath the ‘methods debate’ in impact assessment: baring assumptions of a mixed methods impact assessment in Vietnam pp. 134-150 Paul Shaffer Community-based intervention packages for reducing maternal morbidity and mortality and improving neonatal outcomes-super-1 pp. 151-187 Zohra S. Lassi , Batool A. Haider and Zulfiqar A. Bhutta Volume 3, issue 4 , 2011
The impacts of school management reforms in Madagascar: do the impacts vary by teacher type? pp. 435-469 Paul William Glewwe and Eugenie W. H. Maïga Behind the scenes: experience managing and conducting large impact evaluations in Colombia pp. 470-501 Bertha Briceño , Laura Cuesta and Orazio Attanasio Walking the talk: the need for a trial registry for development interventions pp. 502-519 Ole Dahl Rasmussen , Nikolaj Malchow-Møller and Thomas Barnebeck Andersen Impact evaluation of school feeding programmes in Lao People's Democratic Republic pp. 520-542 Alison Buttenheim , Harold Alderman and Jed Friedman How can sanitary infrastructures reduce child malnutrition and health inequalities? Evidence from Guatemala pp. 543-566 Thomas G. Poder and Jie He Impacts of rural electrification in Rwanda pp. 567-588 Gunther Bensch , Jochen Kluve and Jörg Peters Reply to Santosh Mehrotra's comment on ‘Evaluation of governance: a study of the Government of India's outcome budget’ pp. 589-591 Anand P. Gupta Volume 3, issue 3 , 2011
When does rigorous impact evaluation make a difference? The case of the Millennium Villages pp. 305-339 Michael A. Clemens and Gabriel Demombynes What prevents child diarrhoea? The impacts of water supply, toilets, and hand-washing in rural India pp. 340-370 Victoria Y. Fan and Ajay Mahal Implementing school-based management in Indonesia: impact and lessons learned pp. 371-388 Mark O. Heyward , Robert A. Cannon and Sarjono The full road to impact: the experience of the Global Environment Facility Fourth Overall Performance Study pp. 389-413 Rob D. van den Berg and David Todd Promoting evidence-based policy: the role of incentives pp. 414-419 Lyn Squire Conducting influential impact evaluations in China: the experience of the Rural Education Action Project pp. 420-430 Matthew Boswell , Scott Rozelle , Linxiu Zhang , Chengfang Liu , Renfu Luo and Yaojiang Shi A comment on Anand P. Gupta's ‘Evaluation of governance: a study of the Government of India's outcome budget’ pp. 431-433 Santosh Mehrotra Volume 3, issue 2 , 2011
Evaluating the long-term impact of anti-poverty interventions in Bangladesh: an overview pp. 153-174 Agnes Reynes Quisumbing , Bob Baulch and Neha Kumar Understanding the context of institutions and policy processes for selected anti-poverty interventions in Bangladesh pp. 175-192 Akhter Ahmed , Mubina Khondkar and Agnes Reynes Quisumbing Access, adoption, and diffusion: understanding the long-term impacts of improved vegetable and fish technologies in Bangladesh pp. 193-219 Neha Kumar and Agnes Reynes Quisumbing Does social capital build women's assets? The long-term impacts of group-based and individual dissemination of agricultural technology in Bangladesh pp. 220-242 Agnes Reynes Quisumbing and Neha Kumar The medium-term impact of the primary education stipend in rural Bangladesh pp. 243-262 Bob Baulch Exploring the long-term impact of development interventions within life-history narratives in rural Bangladesh pp. 263-280 Peter Davis Sampling and survey design of the Bangladesh long-term impact study pp. 281-296 Md. Zahidul Hassan , Wahid Quabili , Mohammad Zobair , Bob Baulch and Agnes Reynes Quisumbing Comment on: Abou-Ali, H., El-Azony, H., El-Laithy, H., Haughton, J. and Khandker, S., 2010. Evaluating the impact of Egyptian Social Fund for Development programmes. Journal of Development Effectiveness, 2 (4), 521-555 pp. 297-299 Maren Duvendack and Richard Palmer-Jones Reply to comment by Duvendack and Palmer-Jones pp. 300-301 Jonathan Haughton Much ado about something: response to Haughton's reply to Duvendack and Palmer-Jones pp. 302-303 Maren Duvendack and Richard Palmer-Jones Volume 3, issue 1 , 2011
Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions pp. 1-8 Henrik Hansen , Ole Winckler Andersen and Howard White Experience from a phased mixed-methods approach to impact evaluation of Danida support to rural transport infrastructure in Nicaragua pp. 9-27 Eva Broegaard , Ted Freeman and Carsten Schwensen Evaluating the employment-generating impact of rural roads in Nicaragua pp. 28-43 John Rand Assessing the ex ante economic impacts of transportation infrastructure policies in Brazil pp. 44-61 Eduardo Amaral Haddad , Fernando Salgueiro Perobelli , Edson Paulo Domingues and Mauricio Aguiar Impact of water supply and sanitation assistance on human welfare in rural Pakistan pp. 62-102 Ganesh Rauniyar , Aniceto Cubil Orbeta and Guntur Sugiyarto Impact evaluation of infrastructure investments: the experience of the Millennium Challenge Corporation pp. 103-130 Ariel BenYishay and Rebecca Tunstall Achieving high-quality impact evaluation design through mixed methods: the case of infrastructure pp. 131-144 Howard White The use of evidence in Mexico: experiences and challenges pp. 145-151 Miguel Szekely
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