Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT
A new World Bank initiative, ‘Impact Evaluation (IE) - connect for impact,’ aims to radically transform and better inform the way that transport and information and communications technology (ICT) projects are designed and implemented. Although mul...
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okr-10986-222952021-04-23T14:04:08Z Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT Vandycke, Nancy Legovini, Arianna Liaplina, Aleksandra Di Maro, Vincenzo URBAN TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT SECTOR TRAVEL URBANIZATION FEEDBACK AIRPORT RESULTS FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFORMATION CAR OWNERSHIP PROGRAMS EMISSIONS PUBLIC TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS IMPACTS CONCRETE URBAN MOBILITY PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS RAILWAY HIGHWAYS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY NATIONAL ROADS GREENHOUSE GAS ROADS BACKBONE CAR RESULT COMMUNICATIONS ICT INSTITUTIONS LINK SUPPLY CHAINS FINANCIAL SAVINGS ROAD REGIONAL TRANSPORT COSTS NETWORK EVALUATION TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORT INTERVENTION URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IMPACT EVALUATION MOBILITY INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION LINKS FRAMEWORK PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH TRANSPORT COSTS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY PASSENGER OUTCOMES JOB LOCATIONS FREIGHT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE INNOVATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE A new World Bank initiative, ‘Impact Evaluation (IE) - connect for impact,’ aims to radically transform and better inform the way that transport and information and communications technology (ICT) projects are designed and implemented. Although multilateral lending to this key strategic sector comprises 29 percent of all global assistance, only 0.4 percent of impact evaluations have had transport as a subject. This initiative aims to fill the gap and bring high quality and valuable feedback to projects, improving design, enabling mid-course corrections, and informing ex-post evaluations. For the first time, this initiative will offer a systematic sector approach to generating concrete evidence of what works, what does not, where, when and why. It will greatly increase the impact and value add of investments in transport and ICT projects, which is especially important given global trends toward increasing urbanization, with 70 percent of the world’s population expected to live in cities by 2050. 2015-07-28T15:52:38Z 2015-07-28T15:52:38Z 2015-06 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24812447/impact-evaluation-inform-transform-investments-transport-ict http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22295 English en_US Transport and ICT connections,note no. 17; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank Group, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief |
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URBAN TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT SECTOR TRAVEL URBANIZATION FEEDBACK AIRPORT RESULTS FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFORMATION CAR OWNERSHIP PROGRAMS EMISSIONS PUBLIC TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS IMPACTS CONCRETE URBAN MOBILITY PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS RAILWAY HIGHWAYS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY NATIONAL ROADS GREENHOUSE GAS ROADS BACKBONE CAR RESULT COMMUNICATIONS ICT INSTITUTIONS LINK SUPPLY CHAINS FINANCIAL SAVINGS ROAD REGIONAL TRANSPORT COSTS NETWORK EVALUATION TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORT INTERVENTION URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IMPACT EVALUATION MOBILITY INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION LINKS FRAMEWORK PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH TRANSPORT COSTS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY PASSENGER OUTCOMES JOB LOCATIONS FREIGHT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE INNOVATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE |
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URBAN TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY TRANSPORT NETWORK TRANSPORT SECTOR TRAVEL URBANIZATION FEEDBACK AIRPORT RESULTS FREIGHT TRANSPORT INFORMATION CAR OWNERSHIP PROGRAMS EMISSIONS PUBLIC TRANSPORT INLAND WATERWAYS IMPACTS CONCRETE URBAN MOBILITY PRIVATE SECTOR PROJECTS RAILWAY HIGHWAYS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT QUALITY NATIONAL ROADS GREENHOUSE GAS ROADS BACKBONE CAR RESULT COMMUNICATIONS ICT INSTITUTIONS LINK SUPPLY CHAINS FINANCIAL SAVINGS ROAD REGIONAL TRANSPORT COSTS NETWORK EVALUATION TRANSPORT SYSTEMS TRANSPORT INTERVENTION URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IMPACT EVALUATION MOBILITY INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION LINKS FRAMEWORK PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH TRANSPORT COSTS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY PASSENGER OUTCOMES JOB LOCATIONS FREIGHT AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE INNOVATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE Vandycke, Nancy Legovini, Arianna Liaplina, Aleksandra Di Maro, Vincenzo Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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Transport and ICT connections,note no. 17; |
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A new World Bank initiative, ‘Impact
Evaluation (IE) - connect for impact,’ aims to radically
transform and better inform the way that transport and
information and communications technology (ICT) projects are
designed and implemented. Although multilateral lending to
this key strategic sector comprises 29 percent of all global
assistance, only 0.4 percent of impact evaluations have had
transport as a subject. This initiative aims to fill the gap
and bring high quality and valuable feedback to projects,
improving design, enabling mid-course corrections, and
informing ex-post evaluations. For the first time, this
initiative will offer a systematic sector approach to
generating concrete evidence of what works, what does not,
where, when and why. It will greatly increase the impact and
value add of investments in transport and ICT projects,
which is especially important given global trends toward
increasing urbanization, with 70 percent of the world’s
population expected to live in cities by 2050. |
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Brief |
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Vandycke, Nancy Legovini, Arianna Liaplina, Aleksandra Di Maro, Vincenzo |
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Vandycke, Nancy Legovini, Arianna Liaplina, Aleksandra Di Maro, Vincenzo |
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Vandycke, Nancy |
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Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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Impact Evaluation to Inform and Transform Investments in Transport and ICT |
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impact evaluation to inform and transform investments in transport and ict |
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World Bank Group, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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