Estelle Raimondo
Instructor
Senior Evaluation Officer at The World Bank
Estelle Raimondo (PhD) is a methods expert at the World Bank’s Independent Evaluation Group, where she leads evaluations and advises and trains teams on a wide range of methods. She is also a Professorial Lecturer at the George Washington University and a Methods advisor for Global Affairs Canada. She has trained evaluation professionals at IPDET, the AEA, EES, Norad and the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Her research has been published in several internationally peer-reviewed journals. Her first book is: Dealing with complexity in development evaluation: a practical approach (2015, with Michael Bamberger and Jos Vaessen; SAGE Publications). She is a Board member of the European Evaluation Society.
Courses and workshops
Theory-based causal analysis: Process tracing, and QCA in practice
This workshop covers the following topics: review of various causal theories and their affiliated theory-based evaluation methods; fundamentals of designing a theory-based causal analysis; applications using two case-based approaches: (1) process tracing; (2) Qualitative Comparative Analysis.
Instructor(s)Estelle Raimondo
Recommended forEvaluators
LevelAdvanced
O-6: Theory-based causal Analysis: Process Tracing, and QCA in practice
This workshop covers the following topics: review of various causal theories and their affiliated theory-based evaluation methods; fundamentals of designing a theory-based causal analysis; applications using two case-based approaches: (1) process tracing; and (2) Qualitative Comparative Analysis.
Instructor(s)Estelle Raimondo
Recommended forEvaluators
LevelSpecialized-advanced