How to Measure Value for Money in DFID Business Environment and Investment Climate Reform Initiatives Delivered by the IFC

An Evidence and Learning Note on how to conceptualise and measure VfM in DFID’s business environment reform programmes

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 June 2016
Document Type:
Discussion Paper
Theme:
Economic Growth
Authors:
Bayaz G, Hedley E

Abstract

The Evidence and Learning Note aimed to provide DFID Country Offices with practical guidance on how to conceptualise and measure Value for Money (VfM) in DFID’s business environment reform (BER) programmes, especially those that are delivered by the IFC. The Note reviews the design and experience in using the IFC’s VfM framework.

This research is part of the Business Environment for Economic Development programme.

Citation

Bayaz G, and Hedley E, (2016) How to Measure Value for Money in DFID Business Environment and Investment Climate Reform Initiatives Delivered by the IFC: An Evidence and Learning Note , Business Environment Reform Facility

How to Measure Value for Money in DFID Business Environment and Investment Climate Reform Initiatives Delivered by the IFC: An Evidence and Learning Note

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Published 1 June 2016
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