To RCT, or not to RCT, that is the question
Michele Binci and Paul Jasper discuss the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
Michele Binci
Michele Binci is a Principal Consultant who has many years of experience working on impact analysis across several thematic fields, including poverty and food security, schooling and child labour, health and nutrition, gender, and migration.
He manages the Quantitative Measurement and Impact Estimation team, and chairs the Quantitative Impact Evaluation Technical Community of Practice.
Latest work by Michele Binci
A guide to quantitative impact evaluations; what, when, how and who?
Our Principal Consultant, Michele Binci, outlines key questions to consider when contemplating this highly robust tool for gathering evidence and informing policy.
Working paper: Matching, differencing on repeat
An innovative approach to analysing data
The impacts of remittances on child labour and schooling
An article in the International Migration Review
OPM team develops new tool for improving power calculations
New command enables users to cover all design and sampling needs for conducting robust impact evaluations
How to successfully adapt impact evaluations during covid-19
Four key learnings from our evaluation of the UNICEF managed Mwanganza Mashinani pilot project