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Rigorous Evidence Database (RED) - DEval.org
Rigorous Evidence Database
The rigorous evidence database (RED) comprises a large number of rigorous impact evaluations (RIEs) conducted by German development cooperation (GDC). Filter options allow a targeted search within the database.
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