amount to the total quantity of outcome generated, to produce a “cost per unit of outcome” estimate (e.g. cost per additional individual placed in employment); and • cost-benefit analysis (CBA), which goes further in placing a monetary value on the changes in outcomes as well (e.g. the value of placing an additional individual in employment).1 Evaluation Synthesising the results of a After a synthesis range of evaluations to number of generalise findings across evaluations government, e.g. a function are such as completed supply chain management, a sector, or a cross-cutting issue such as capacity. DPME will undertake evaluation synthesis based on the evaluations in the national evaluation plan and do an annual report on evaluation This draws from the Mexican experience, Castro et al (2009): “Mexico’s M&E System: Scaling Up from the Sectoral to the National Level”, ECD Working Paper Series, Independent Evaluation Group, Washington, World Bank. Figure 1: Evaluation Pyramid
amount to the total quantity of outcome generated, to produce a “cost per unit of outcome” estimate (e.g. cost per additional individual placed in employment); and • cost-benefit analysis (CBA), which goes further in placing a monetary value on the changes in outcomes as well (e.g. the value of placing an additional individual in employment).1 Evaluation synthesis Synthesising the results of a range of evaluations to generalise findings across government, e.g. a function such as supply chain management, a sector, or a cross-cutting issue such as capacity. DPME will undertake evaluation synthesis based on the evaluations in the national evaluation plan and do an annual report on evaluation After a number of evaluations are completed This draws from the Mexican experience, Castro et al (2009): “Mexico’s M&E System: Scaling Up from the Sectoral to the National Level”, ECD Working Paper Series, Independent Evaluation Group, Washington, World Bank. Figure 1: Evaluation Pyramid
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