Reimagining Evaluations Through a Geospatial Lens

December 24, 2021

In this recorded webinar, international development firm ME&A and special guest Ariel BenYishay, AidData's Chief Economist and Director of Research and Evaluation, explain how geospatial methods allow us to reimagine how we plan, design, implement, monitor, evaluate, and learn from our international development programming.

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Working Paper
A Primer on Geospatial Impact Evaluation Methods, Tools, and Applications
Ariel BenYishay, Daniel Runfola, Rachel Trichler, Carrie Dolan, Seth Goodman, Bradley Parks, Jeffery Tanner, Silke Heuser, Geeta Batra, Anupam Anand
September 1, 2017

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