S1E2: Measuring Results in Global Development

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Recorded06 Jan 2022

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What have we learned about measuring results in international development? We are less than a decade from delivering on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs touch on some of the most profound challenges facing humanity, such as ending poverty and reducing inequality. What does it mean to assess results on this massive agenda? Senior evaluator Estelle Raimondo and host Brenda Barbour rethink Results Based Management. How can systems better support countries achieve their development outcomes? And what can the COVID-19 pandemic tell us about current results measurement practices?

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