The document is structured around nine key issues that provide guidance on conceptualizing, designing, and implementing an impact evaluation:
Methodological guidance:
1. Identify the type and scope of the intervention.
2. Agree on what is valued.
3. Carefully articulate the theories linking interventions to outcomes.
4. Address the attribution problem.
5. Use a mixed-methods approach—the logic of the comparative advantages of methods.
6. Build on existing knowledge relevant to the impact of interventions.
Guidance on managing impact evaluations:
7. Determine if an impact evaluation is feasible and worth the cost.
8. Start collecting data early.
9. Front-end planning is important.
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