Rapid evidence assessments
DFID rapid evidence assessments provide rigorous and policy relevant syntheses of evidence, carried out in 3-6 months.
Rapid evidence assessments provide a more structured and rigorous search and quality assessment of the evidence than a literature review but are not as exhaustive as a systematic review. They can be used to:
- gain an overview of the density and quality of evidence on a particular issue
- support programming decisions by providing evidence on key topics
- support the commissioning of further research by identifying evidence gaps
Documents
Updates to this page
Published 28 July 2015Last updated 6 July 2017 + show all updates
-
Financial services and SME: rapid evidence assessment added
-
Public Procurement Reform: rapid evidence assessment added
-
Legislative Oversight in Public Financial Management: Rapid Evidence Assessment added
-
The effectiveness of conflict prevention interventions added
-
Security Sector Reform and Organisational Capacity Building added
-
4 new assessments added
-
First published.