Impact & Evaluation

Since 2004, TASCHA has evaluated projects and measured the impacts of interventions in more than 25 countries, providing constructive and timely information grounded in subject-knowledge expertise and rigorous methodologies. TASCHA’s research applies a range of analytical frameworks and methods — including surveys, interviews, case studies, ethnography, storytelling, experimental designs, statistical analysis, and cost-benefit analysis — to answer critical questions, such as: Is an intervention working? For which populations? Under what conditions? And what can be learned from any successes or shortcomings? TASCHA’s impact and evaluation work contributes new insights and understandings for policymakers, donors, practitioners, and researchers.

Projects

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What influences the success of regional libraries intended to spearhead national improvements in reading, learning, and information access?

Regional Study & Resource Center Evaluation

How does public access to computers and the Internet — through venues like libraries, telecenters, and cybercafés— change people's lives?

Global Impact Study

• Advancing Library Visibility in Africa
• Measures that Matter
• Digital Skills for Digital Librarians Evaluation
• Research Roadmap for Strengthening the Library Field
• Regional Study & Resource Center Evaluation
• Public Internet Access & Use in Vietnam
• Measuring perceptions of the benefits of ICT in public libraries in the EU
• Mapping eInclusion Actors in the European Union
• e-Inclusion actors in the European Union: Theories and frameworks
• Employability Evidence Narratives
• Global Impact Study

Featured Outputs

People & Organizations