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How education about maternal health risk can change the gender gap in the demand for family planning in Zambia

How education about maternal health risk can change the gender gap in the demand for family planning in Zambia

3ie Impact Evaluation Report 104, 2019

Nava Ashraf, Erica Field, Alessandra Voena and Roberta Ziparo

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This report seeks to evaluate the impact of an intervention targeted at married men in Lusaka, Zambia. The key research question of this study is whether providing accurate information about maternal mortality and morbidity risks affects fertility outcomes and communication in the household. Hence, this allows us to understand whether maternal health considerations can shape men’s preferences for fertility and family planning.

Building weather-index-based insurance with agricultural loans: An evaluation of impact on insurance uptake and farmers’ wellbeing (2018–2022)

Building weather-index-based insurance with agricultural loans: An evaluation of impact on insurance uptake and farmers’ wellbeing (2018–2022)

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report summarize findings of an impact evaluation on whether bundling weather index-based insurance (WII) with agricultural loans influences farmers' insurance uptake, agricultural investment behavior, access to credit, resilience to climate shocks, and overall well-being.

Uptake and evaluation of innovative insurance-embedded credit for promoting resilience and livelihoods among smallholder farmers in Kenya

Uptake and evaluation of innovative insurance-embedded credit for promoting resilience and livelihoods among smallholder farmers in Kenya

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report summarize the findings from an impact evaluation of innovative insurance-embedded credit for promoting resilience and livelihoods for smallholder farmers in Kenya through a market-based credit solution called Risk-Contingent Credit (RCC).

ADN Dignidad long-term impact evaluation

ADN Dignidad long-term impact evaluation

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report present findings on ADN Dignidad’s multipurpose cash assistance in Colombia, spanning a period of 13 to 18 months after program completion.

Creating informed demand and impacts through innovative and cost-effective extension

Creating informed demand and impacts through innovative and cost-effective extension

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report summarize findings by using a randomized extensive treatment on clients’ understanding of index-based livestock insurance and its impacts.

Economic and empowerment impacts of millet processing and value-addition enterprises by women SHGs in tribal areas of Odisha, India (E²IMPART)

Economic and empowerment impacts of millet processing and value-addition enterprises by women SHGs in tribal areas of Odisha, India (E²IMPART)

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report present the findings on the economic and empowerment impacts of millet processing and value-addition enterprises by women SHGs in tribal areas of Odisha, India.

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  • DOI : 10.23846/OW3IE104

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