- formulate specific impact evaluation questions,
- differentiate between outputs and outcomes with examples,
- recognize the role of counterfactual in theory and applicability in practice through control groups,
- list different types of impact evaluation methods,
- identify common mistakes made in survey design.
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Amélia Pinto
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Issue date: May 25, 2026
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Gendered Economics
Currently gender acts as a barrier for economic, political and social participation, leaving many behind. We recognise gender inequality as an economic problem and design interventions for change at individual, community and organisational level.
Type
Training
Level
Introductory
Format
Online
Duration
7 hours
Price
Paid
Description
Skills
impact evaluation
Theory of Change Development
Evaluation Projects
Survey Development
Earning Criteria
Participation
Participate in all the interactive exercises and modules with the camera on.
Test
Pass the final multiple-choice test with a grade 60 or higher.