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Politik und Gesellschaft des Nahen Ostensill certainly impede development of evaluation methods under current circumstances in Latin America, and one may add in most developing countries in the world. Compared to them, however, we contend that political and organizational factors will prove to be even more difficult to overcome, will requi

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Islam, Migrancy, and Hospitality in Europeant decision-makers, only to have the results literally collect dust on the shelves. Other chapters in this volume have focused attention on various technical aspects of impact evaluation. I will raise some basic questions at this point about why the results of evaluation studies are not more broadl

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230234567a more or less coherent summary of what this conference was all about. I have tried to prepare a mixture of summary and personal reaction to some of the issues that have arisen. This turned out to be a task that resembles what a friend of mine calls “suturing clouds”, for the discussion in these fou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61247-4 information about the operations and impact of implemented programs or policies. When a particular program is being evaluated this general process is often called .. . is the application of scientific, empirical research methods to program evaluation leading to logically defensible, causal statemen

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Palestine: The Root Cause of Muslim Despairs in the economic, social and political environment as well as in medical and nutritional factors. We are concerned in this paper with the critical issues of the choice of indicators necessary to evaluate these complex interventions with multiple treatments.

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Educational Outcomes and Nutritionwell as input data in assessing the developmental impact of resource commitments to education. In the first instance the outcome measures serve the economist’s efficiency purpose; in the second they serve an economic growth purpose.