Helping practitioners apply a ‘good enough’ approach to undertake an MSA efficiently in a way that prioritises systemic intervention areas and ongoing iteration and learning as a programme evolves
A first-year results report tracking the EREA programme's progress against its market systems development indicators in Kosovo.
Building on this year's DCED Global Seminar, BEAM and the DCED are jointly hosting this webinar to unpack how existing evidence can translate into more realistic targets and stronger programme …
14 July 2026. Speakers: Almir Tanovic, Embassy of Switzerland in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Gareth Davies, Tandem / Ben Fowler, MarketShare Associates / Kristin O'Planick, Independent (formerly USAID)
Calculator for MSD donors & implementers to select broad dimensions relevant for their programme context and review a synthesis of results from similar programmes across impact and outcome indicators
A study reviewing key outcome results from 135 MSD projects
MASAP (small grains and legumes programme in Zambia and Zimbabwe) end-of-phase report sharing results across two drought-hit seasons
Ex-post sustainability review of the MarketMakers ten-year youth employment programme in Bosnia & Herzegovina looking at whether the market changes it catalysed have lasted
Analyse comparative baseline-midline des performances de 170 micro-entrepreneurs agricoles accompagnés dans le cadre du projet ANFANNI au Bénin
Rapport annuel documentant les progrès vers la construction d'un écosystème entrepreneurial rural durable dans le nord du Bénin.
We close programmes confident that change is happening, but we rarely go back to check
M&E manual for Phase II of the RSMED programme in Georgia, updated to reflect DCED audit feedback and lessons from Phase I
A final audit report assessing the results measurement system of the Rural SMEs Development Project in Georgia against the DCED standard for results measurement
Understanding employer incentives is key to making employment outcomes stick.
In a completely dark room, even a dim light can be very helpful
Why access, job creation and job quality interventions shouldn’t be compared by headline numbers alone