Governance and Service Delivery in India – Leveraging National and Global Evidence
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Governance and Service Delivery in India – Leveraging National and Global Evidence
February 9, 2017
Background
The Campbell Collaboration (C2), the Global Development Network (GDN) and the International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) convened this event together with government institutions and key national research organizations. This event was organised to answer the question of whether there is more to learn from international experience to further the governance agenda in India and the consideration of international and national evidence for better governance and service delivery.
Objective
The goal of the event was to discuss the use of evidence in the area of governance in India and the role of global research organizations in evidence generation in support of policy debates and decisions in India. The discussion also included identifying cross-cutting research priorities, critical gaps, avenues for collaboration and the experience of government agencies and research organizations in collaborating on addressing evidence gaps.
