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3ie Impact Evaluation Report 39

Thirty-five years later: Evaluating the impacts of a child health and family planning programme in Bangladesh

3ie Impact Evaluation Report 39

Tania Barham, Randall Kuhn, Jane Menken and Abudur Razzaque

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This study by Tania Barham, Randall Kuhn, Jane Menken and Abudur Razzaque examined the long-term impact of the Matlab Maternal and Child Health and Family Planning Programme in Bangladesh that began in 1977. Thirty-five years after it began, the study looked at two key measures of human capital: height and cognitive functioning. The findings showed that the programme led to important and sustained effects on a person’s height through adulthood. There were important effects on cognitive functioning through late childhood that did not persist through adulthood. Future research needs to investigate if these effects on cognitive functioning through late childhood still led to gains in other aspects of these people’s lives.

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.

KhetScore: Impacts of using digital technologies to unlock credit and insurance for marginal farmers in Odisha

KhetScore: Impacts of using digital technologies to unlock credit and insurance for marginal farmers in Odisha

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
This report describes the findings of an impact evaluation of KhetScore, an innovative tool that employs digital technologies to unlock credit and insurance for small and marginal farmers in the state of Odisha, India.

Picture-based crop insurance: A randomized controlled trial evaluating the impacts of using smartphone camera data for claims verification in India

Picture-based crop insurance: A randomized controlled trial evaluating the impacts of using smartphone camera data for claims verification in India

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
The authors of this report summarize the findings from an impact evaluation of a crop insurance scheme called picture-based crop insurance in the state of Haryana, India.

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The effects of providing paid formal work and training on women’s empowerment: Evidence from weavers’ collectives in India

Impact evaluation 3ie 2025  
This report presents the results of a process evaluation of interventions aimed at weaver communities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana implemented by the Chitrika Foundation.

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  • DOI : 10.23846/ow31060

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