Search Terms: All words Any word Exact phrase Country*: * Hold 'Ctrl' key to select multiple choices All Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo, Dem. Rep. Congo, Rep. Cote d'Ivoire Djibouti Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon Gambia, The Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Kenya Lesotho Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mauritania Mauritius Mozambique Niger Nigeria Rwanda Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Sudan Swaziland Tanzania Togo Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Category*: * Hold 'Ctrl' key to select multiple choices All Agriculture Conditional Cash Transfers CDD/Social Funds Early Childhood Development Education Electric Power & Other Energy Employment Environment HIV/AIDS Other Health Infrastructure Malaria Microfinance Migration Nutrition Private Sector Development Governance/Accountability Reproductive Health Social Protection Information and Communication Technology Transportation, Roads, Infrastructure Urban Upgrading Water Supply & Sanitation Youth Development Outcome Indicator: Hold 'Ctrl' key to select multiple choices All % hours non-agricultural work Access to textbooks Prevalence of moderate-heavy helminth infection (across-school externality) Pupil attendance (across-school externality) Likelihood that pupil thinks its OK to use a condom if unable to abstain2 Attitudes around willingness to buy food from a shopkeeper with HIV Attitudes around willingness to care for relative with AIDS Vaccinations per child - BCG Measles or Polio Belief in drug's efficacy Class size Consumer welfare gain Continuation to secondary school De-worming treatment Diarrhea prevalence Vaccinations per child - Diphtheria Drug take-up Education as share of household expenditure Employment Enrollment Expenditure on electricity Food aid responsiveness Government welfare gain Grade advancement Growth for children aged 6-24 months old Height-for-age Homework assignment Hours of work Household income Incidence of flood-related diseases Income and expenditure Likelihood of attendance on at least one day per year Likelihood of being married Likelihood of mentioning abstinence as means to prevent HIV infection Likelihood of mentioning condoms as way to protect from HIV infection Likelihood of pregnancy i.e. has had unprotected sex Likelihood of pupil thinking condoms can prevent HIV infection Likelihood of pupil thinking condoms can prevent pregnancy Likelihood of reporting sickness Likelihood pupil is confident will never get HIV Likelihood pupil confident can say no to partner who wants to have sex Likelihood that pupil thinks its OK to use a condom if unable to abstain Market development Number of failures Pedagogy Prevalence of moderate-to-healthy helminth infection Price Progression rate Proportion of pupils wearing shoes Pupil attendance Pupil cleanliness Repetition rate School attendance at appropriate age School enrollment School participation School performance Self-reported ever having used a condom Self-reported exposure to fresh water Self-reported sexual activity Self-reported used a condom at last sex Self-reported virginity Sick in last week (self-reported) Sick often (self-reported) Sources of energy Student drop-out rates Teacher attendance Test preparation sessions Test scores Textbook use at home Total welfare gain Weight gain Weight-for-age Welfare gain for foreign buyers of the water utility Prevalence of moderate-heavy helminth infection (within-school externality) Pupil attendance (within-school externality) Growth for children aged 6-24 months old 2 Household Expenditure Access to Water Access to basic health services Access to a paved road Child Mortality Utilization of health facility Vaccinations - Measles Vaccinations - Polio Vaccinations - DPT Vaccinations - BCG Savings balance Likelihood of borrowing Annual earnings Likelihood of employment Likelihood of receiving a scholarship Years of schooling Adoption of agricultural technology Mental health Consumption Agricultural production Agricultural productivity Revenues Traditional belief Domestic violence Technology adoption Food consumption Take up Use Blood test Stool test Textbook use in class Days spent on homework work force participation hours worked SMC meetings Physician emigration Attrition Nutrition Grants Number entrants % funding received Stunting Votes Breast feeding Underweight (<-2SD) Probability that a woman took nutrition supplements (odds ratio) Irrigation adoption Cropping intensity Entrepreneurial attitudes and interests Participation in community meetings Group membership Social integration Knowledge about local politics MDG Targets: Hold 'Ctrl' key to select multiple choices All Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other diseases Ensure environmental sustainability Develop a global partnership for development Evaluation Methods *: * Hold 'Ctrl' key to select multiple choices All Randomization Propensity score matching Pipeline comparison Other matching methods Instrumental variables Simulated counterfactual Single difference Difference in means Difference-in-difference Regression discontinuity design Duration model Non-experimental Natural experiment Other Show: 10 20 All