Journal of Development Effectiveness
2009 - 2026
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Volume 18, issue 3, 2026
- Editorial by Assistant Secretary-General for Peacebuilding and Peace Support, Ms. Elizabeth Spehar pp. 253-254

- Elizabeth Spehar
- Rigorously evaluating peacebuilding interventions: a brief review and introduction to the special issue pp. 255-268

- Neil T. N. Ferguson, Paul Thissen, Bushra Hassan and Tilman Brück
- Effects of promoting conflict management: evidence from Guatemala’s Polochic Valley pp. 269-299

- Paulina Rebolledo Guzmán, Sebastian Martinez, Neil T. N. Ferguson, Lame Ungwang and Tilman Brück
- Multilateral peacebuilding in practice: addressing farmer-herder disputes along the border of Sierra Leone and Guinea pp. 300-323

- Paul Thissen, Taha Siddiqui, Devika Lakhote, Fiona Kastel, Shwetangi Sahu, Lame Ungwang, Theodora Benesch and Sara Ansari
- Beyond homicide rates: evaluating peacebuilding through local systems strengthening in Mexico pp. 324-339

- Shahriar Kibriya, Vivian Bronsoler and Elisa Lavore
- Can peace radio shift social cohesion? Experimental evidence from a one-off narrative exposure in rural Sierra Leone pp. 340-377

- Lame Ungwang, Theodora Benesch and Paul Thissen
- Strategies to prevent violent conflict and atrocities: findings from a policy-scale evidence synthesis pp. 378-395

- Suchi Kapoor Malhotra, Hugh Sharma Waddington and Howard White
- Harmony on the airwaves? Evidence from peace radio at the Mali / Niger border pp. 396-414

- Neil T.N. Ferguson, Luke Hosford, Theodora Benesch and Paulina Rebolledo Guzmán
- Development of the resistance to recruitment (R2R) scale: a novel measure for children at risk of recruitment by armed forces and armed groups pp. 415-434

- Alexandra Blackwell, Camilla Fabbri, Salimatou Traore, Clement Bicaba, Loubah Christian, Yvonne Agengo, Amber Peterman, Shoshanna L. Fine, Meg Stevenson and Kathryn Falb
- Evaluating the peacebuilding effects of the Juba Peace Agreement on violence against civilians: evidence from an interrupted time series analysis pp. 435-451

- Nahleen Zahra and Naureen Fatema
Volume 18, issue 2, 2026
- Impacts of land certification on land rental markets and regional differential effects in Ethiopia pp. 119-136

- Birhanu Addisu Adamie
- The effects of increasing community participation on school management outcomes: evidence from India pp. 137-150

- Natalia Cantet, Clara Delavallade, Alan Griffith, Zhe Liu and Rebecca Thornton
- Do home garden interventions contribute to women’s empowerment? Evidence from Mali pp. 151-175

- Marwan Benali, Pepijn Schreinemachers, Caroline Makamto Sobgui, Urbain Dembélé and Mahamadou Lamine Bagayoko
- How investments in childcare quality affect centre survival: evidence from Bolivia pp. 176-200

- Andrés Hojman, Julia Johannsen, Sebastian Martinez, Cecilia Vidal Fuertes and Anastasiya Yarygina
- Gender disparities in valuing remote and hybrid work pp. 201-214

- Ana Diaz Escobar, Luz Magdalena Salas, Claudia Piras and Agustina Suaya
- Community lending with external capital: evidence from a randomised evaluation in Uganda pp. 215-227

- Danice B. Guzman, Wyatt J. Brooks, Aloysius Byaruhanga, Joseph Kaboski, Marie Nakitende, Juliet Nambuubi, Jackline Oluoch-Aridi and Francis Ssekijjo
- Better together? The effects of integrated social services for women pp. 228-252

- M. Bustelo, S. Martinez, M. Pérez and J. Rodríguez
Volume 18, issue 1, 2026
- The impact of credit and savings interventions on women’s economic empowerment and agency: a meta-regression analysis pp. 1-27

- Maren Duvendack, Maria Daniela Anda Leon and Joanna Filopoulos
- The education gradients in adult female obesity: causal evidence from two African countries pp. 28-46

- Averi Chakrabarti and Naveen Sunder
- ‘Get three for the price of one’: evaluating the cost-effectiveness of multi-outcome interventions pp. 47-62

- Hernando Grueso, Chris Desmond, William E. Rudgard, Sopuruchukwu Obiesie and Lucie Cluver
- Beyond attendance: gendered impacts of a cash transfer for education and the unpaid care burden in rural Morocco pp. 63-85

- Luca Maria Pesando
- The Impact of Conditional Cash transfers on labour supply: new evidence from Brazil’s Bolsa Familia pp. 86-103

- Vinicius Gonçalves Vidigal
- Using full matching to measure the marginal benefit of bicycles in a multifaceted development programme pp. 104-118

- Ardyn Nordstrom, Zachary Robb and Christopher Cotton
Volume 17, issue 4, 2025
- Impact of internship programs offered by public employment service on labour market indicators in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 429-449

- Carrel Fokou, Benjamin Fomba Kamga and Eric Djimeu Wouabe
- Improving reading proficiency in early childhood education classrooms: evidence from Liberia pp. 450-466

- Michael Sebele, Jeffery McManus, Mtise Mwanza, Leah Mwai and Mico Rudasingwa
- Aggregation models in agricultural value chains of staple crops and their potential application for biofortification: a scoping review pp. 467-485

- Panam Parikh, Nathaline Onek Aparo, Marcia D. de Barcellos, Annette M. Nyangaresi, Ishank M. Gorla, Bho Mudyahoto, Valerie M. Friesen and Hans De Steur
- Social housing and crime reduction: evidence from Malaysia’s People’s Housing Project pp. 486-504

- Izzat Hassan Bin Halim
- Country selectivity: project-level evidence on need and effectiveness pp. 505-522

- Jake Grover
- Conditional cash transfers: effects on labour market outcomes and household financial well-being in Kazakhstan pp. 523-542

- Kairat Umargaliyev
- The mitigation effects of irrigation rehabilitation on climate variability and water scarcity: evidence from a randomised experiment in the Philippines pp. 543-558

- Angelica Maddawin and Kazushi Takahashi
Volume 17, issue 3, 2025
- Subsidized loans and firms’ employment outcomes: evidence from a province in Iran pp. 297-317

- Javad Nosratabadi
- Impact of access to electricity on the well-being of rural households in Senegal pp. 318-341

- Kadoukpè Gildas Magbondé, Djiby Thiam and Natascha Wagner
- The power of narratives: edutainment’s impact on knowledge and behaviour change in faecal sludge management in Urban India pp. 342-361

- Varinder Kaur Gambhir, Sonal Tickoo Chaudhuri, Pratima Singh, Narendra Bhalla, Anna Godfrey, Radharani Mitra, Tanvi Nagpal and Francis Rathinam
- Improved access to safe water: effects on adult health and time allocation in rural Zambia pp. 362-381

- Yasuharu Shimamura, Satoshi Shimizutani, Shimpei Taguchi and Hiroyuki Yamada
- The effects of development assistance on sexual and reproductive health services in low- and lower-middle-income countries: a cross-country panel data analysis pp. 382-396

- Björn Ekman, Jesper Sundewall and Jessy Schmit
- The persistent effects of school meals on multidimensional human capital: evidence from rural China pp. 397-415

- Jingru Ren and Yanran Zhou
- Population aging, pensions, and vulnerability to multidimensional poverty pp. 416-428

- Lijin Liu
Volume 17, issue 2, 2025
- A booster to conditional cash transfer programme: experimental evidence on financial inclusion and livelihood enhancement project pp. 143-160

- Ayako Matsuda, Keitaro Aoyagi, Takako Mochizuki and Miki Uematsu
- Hospital construction and emergency waiting time: evidence from Nicaragua pp. 161-177

- Sarah Frohnweiler, Esther Heesemann, Marcello Perez-Alvarez, Manuel Santos Silva and Sebastian Vollmer
- Using social media for agricultural information dissemination: the role of informant-recipient homogeneity pp. 178-205

- Ryo Takahashi, Yasuyuki Todo, Yu Ri Kim, Yuzuka Kashiwagi and Denu Tsegaye
- Rural–urban analysis of parental time poverty and child over-nutrition in ghana pp. 206-230

- Edward Martey, Prince M. Etwire, Daniel Adu Ankrah and John K.M Kuwornu
- The impact of savings-led microfinance on the lives of refugees pp. 231-256

- Stephen DeLoach and Alexa Rasmussen
- Addressing selection bias while estimating aggregate development effectiveness: can we obtain externally valid estimates at portfolio level? pp. 257-276

- Alessandra Garbero and Elena Stanghellini
- Comprehensive social protection programming: what is the potential for improving sanitation outcomes? pp. 277-295

- Keetie Roelen and Karol Rodriguez
Volume 17, issue 1, 2025
- Mixed-methods impact evaluation in international development practice: distinguishing between quant-led and qual-led models pp. 1-20

- James Copestake
- Does social protection reach those left behind: empirical evidence from Botswana using multidimensional poverty approaches pp. 21-35

- Khaufelo Raymond Lekobane and Giel Ton
- The long-term effect of a job training programme for youths in Peru pp. 36-49

- Rafael Novella, Juan Jose Diaz and David Rosas-Shady
- Does livestock-crop diversification improve food and nutrition security? Evidence from Eastern Ethiopia pp. 50-70

- Bekele Wegi Feyisa, George Mavrotas, Teshome Lejissa, Million Sileshi and Hans De Steur
- Leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning analytics for development effectiveness: a comprehensive approach to extract insights from project data pp. 71-100

- Alessandra Garbero, Bia Carneiro, Giovanni Cerulli and Giuliano Resce
- Enhancing food security through keyhole gardening in Lesotho pp. 101-117

- Oluwasola Ogunleye, Abiodun A. Ogundeji and Gideon Danso-Abbeam
- More is more. Combined livelihood-education interventions and their effect on child labour in the agricultural sector pp. 118-142

- Vera Chiodi and Verónica Escudero
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