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IFAD11 Impact Assessment Report

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This report presents the results of the IA conducted for the IFAD11 period, based on 24 projects. These projects were selected from the universe of 96 projects that closed during the IFAD11 replenishment period (2019-2021). This sample corresponds to 25 per cent of the total, exceeding the required sample size of at least 15 per cent, in response to a recommendation made by the Evaluation Committee at its 109th session held in June 2020.4 The projects were identified using a set of inclusion and exclusion criteria laid out in the approved DEF to ensure feasibility and rigour.

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  • Ifad, 2022. "IFAD11 Impact Assessment Report," IFAD Impact Assessment Series 329843, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:unadia:329843
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.329843
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