An Integrated Model for Increasing the use of Evidence by Decision-Makers for Improved Development

An Integrated Model for Increasing the use of Evidence by Decision-Makers for Improved Development

Author: 
Stewart, Ruth
Place: 
Oxon
Publisher: 
Taylor & Francis Group
Date published: 
2019
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Responsibility: 
Langer, Laurenz, jt. author
Erasmus, Yvonne, jt. Author
Journal Title: 
Development Southern Africa
Source: 
Development Southern Africa Vol 36 No 5 2019 pp 616-631
Abstract: 

This article proposes a new model to support the use of evidence by decision-makers. There has been increased emphasis over the last 15 years on the use of evidence to inform decision-making at policy and practice levels but the conceptual thinking has not kept pace with practical developments in the field. We have developed a new demand-side model, with multiple dimensions to conceptualise support for the use of evidence in decision-making. This model emphasises the need for multiple levels of engagement, a combination of interventions, a spectrum of outcomes and a detailed consideration of context.EVIDENCE USE|CAPACITY-BUILDING|POLICY-MAKING|MODEL

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CITATION: Stewart, Ruth. An Integrated Model for Increasing the use of Evidence by Decision-Makers for Improved Development . Oxon : Taylor & Francis Group , 2019. Development Southern Africa Vol 36 No 5 2019 pp 616-631 - Available at: https://library.au.int/integrated-model-increasing-use-evidence-decision-makers-improved-development