Events

3ie events

3ie hosts seminars, workshops and conferences in multiple locations across the world. These events focus on sharing the latest evidence, innovations in evaluations, systematic reviews, gap maps, replications and evidence use. They are a platform for vibrant discussions and debates between researchers, policymakers and programme managers on priority topics.

Upcoming events

02
May 2024
Online

3ie at USAID's Learning and Evidence Month 2024

Conference 02 May 2024 Online
Join 3ie and other Global Evidence Commitment (GEC) partners as we welcome USAID as a signatory at the opening session of the Agency Learning and Evidence Month in May. The GEC is a pledge to improve the evidence culture and use in development organizations.

Geo4Dev Workshop: Woody Cover Estimation in Brazil using Synthetic Aperture Radar

Workshop 03 May 2024 United States
Geo4Dev is a joint initiative between CEGA, New Light Technologies, and 3ie. The Geo4Dev Workshop series features novel applications of geospatial analysis and how they can help inform social science and public policy-related questions.

Previous events

23
January 2019
London

CEDIL lecture: stakeholder engagement for development impact evaluation and evidence synthesis

CEDIL 23 January 2019 London
Professor Sandy Oliver (UCL Institute of Education) delivered a lecture on engaging stakeholders in the generation and use of evidence on 23 January 2019

12
December 2018
London

To boldly go where no evaluator has gone before: the CEDIL evaluation agenda

Seminar 12 December 2018 London
Edoardo Masset introduced the newly established Centre of Excellence on Development Impact and Learning (CEDIL), which was set up by DFID to develop new evaluation methods and to commission evaluation and synthesis studies in neglected areas of international development.

A dialogue on transparency, open access and ethics in development research

Conferences 04 December 2018 New Delhi
This joint-event, organized by the Sehgal Foundation and 3ie, was a platform for over 110 policymakers, including government representatives, researchers and students to come together to discuss transparency, open data, ethical values and issues related to development research in India.

01
November 2018
New Delhi

Does promoting citizen engagement in governance of public services improve development outcomes?

Seminar 01 November 2018 New Delhi
3ie's Hugh Waddington shared findings from an upcoming mixed-method systematic review on interventions that promote citizen engagement in public service governance, through participatory and inclusive planning, community based monitoring, and provision of information about rights and performance of public services

Highlights from 3ie London Evidence Week Conference, November 2018

Evidence Week 07 - 08 November 2018 London

We wrapped up our 10-year anniversary celebrations with a series of well-received panels and interactive sessions at the 3ie London Evidence Week 2018 conference. Around 180 people, including donors, researchers, policy makers and representatives from development organisations attended the two-day conference.

07
November 2018
London

Fifth Howard White Lecture

Howard white lecture 07 November 2018 London
Gonzalo Hernández Licona (CONEVAL and former 3ie board commissioner) presented challenges to setting up national monitoring and evaluation units and how evaluators have to work within political systems to create impact.

31
October 2018
London

Uncertainty and its consequences in social policy evaluation and evidence-based decision-making

Seminar 31 October 2018 London
Matthew Jukes (RTI International) talked about how a more systematic analysis of uncertainty and its consequences can improve approaches to decision-making and to the generation of evidence.

22 - 24
October 2018
Melbourne

Global Evidence and Implementation Summit 2018, 22-24 October, Melbourne, Australia

Conferences 22 - 24 October 2018 Melbourne
This event brought together experts from across the world to talk about their experiences in generating and implementing evidence for better policy and practice.

30
August 2018
New Delhi

Using mid-level theory to understand behavioural change: examples from health and evidence-based policy

Seminar 30 August 2018 New Delhi
In this talk, Howard White (Campbell Collaboration) adopted the trans-theoretical model of behaviour change to apply mid-level theory to the analysis of two sets of interventions: the adoption of health behaviour, and promoting evidence-based policy change

Promoting filtered water delivery in rural Bihar

Seminar 14 August 2018 New Delhi
Drew Cameron (UC Berkeley School of Public Health) spoke about the study design and formative results of a cluster randomised evaluation that aims to identify the impacts of a novel potable water delivery service in rural Bihar.