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Over the past two decades the Center for Global Development (CGD) has maintained an unwavering focus on providing independent non-partisan research that has driven major changes in global health and development policy and saved lives and livelihoods across the globe.
10/27/2026
When development funding is shrinking, knowing what works matters more than ever.
Yet new CGD research finds that rigorous evidence generation accounted for less than 1% of development aid spending between 2010 and 2025. And now, some of its biggest funders are disappearing or scaling back.
In a new analysis, Michelle Rao, David Gentili, and Markus Goldstein examine how nine major development donors have invested in evidence generation, and what recent aid cuts could mean for the future of research that helps shape effective development policies and programs.
Their findings raise an important question: As resources become more limited, how can donors ensure they're investing in approaches that deliver results?
Donors Weren’t Spending a Lot on Evidence. It’s Now Going Off a Cliff. Over the past two decades, the development community has made substantial progress in evidence generation. Donor agencies drove much of that progress by funding evaluations, research programmes, and the institutions that produce them. With recent cuts in aid, we are now at a critical moment where ev...
10/22/2026
Can results-based financing deliver better health outcomes? 🩺
As the US State Department develops plans to implement new bilateral health agreements, lessons from the World Bank's experience offer important insights.
Jocilyn Estes and Rosie Eldridge examine 46 health projects worth $13.6 billion and find that fewer than 2% of indicators tied to funding measure actual health outcomes.
What can policymakers learn? The authors explore how clearer indicators, stronger verification systems, and realistic implementation timelines can help ensure that financing translates into lasting improvements in health.
The Devil Is in the DLIs: What Program-for-Results Health Operations Can Teach the State Department About Results-Based Financing As the US State Department officials craft implementation plans for more than 30 bilateral agreements signed with partner countries, the question of how to design results-based indicators is more urgent than ever. We think the devil is in the DLIs—the disbursement-linked indicators, that is. The A...
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