This technical note presents some policy guidance on main targeting mechanisms for social programs and criteria for their evaluation. Several methods exist to target social programs to the desired population. These should be judged on the basis of three criteria: targeting efficiency, leakage, and administrative costs. Considerations of political feasibility should also be made.
Firstly (section 1), four types of methods that may be used for the evaluation of social policy will...
Targeting involves the identification and selection of certain groups or households or even individu...
The article under consideration deals with theoretical aspects of the application of program-target ...
In this article, the author draws attention to the importance of a value-oriented approach in progra...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
The potential benefits of accurate targeting are substantial because public expenditures can be conc...
This technical note provides a brief overview of the most commonly used methods to carry out impact ...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
This article examines classically complex social programmes, the methodology for their development a...
Budget constraints faced by governments in developing countries imply that effectively targeting per...
The purpose of this chapter is to give policy makers insights into how to design cost-effective soci...
Abstract: This paper discusses the economic rationality of a system of social targets, as a way for ...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
The article is devoted to the analysis of the possibilities of developing targeted programs and proj...
<p>This paper proposes a methodology to evaluate sustainability of Selective Social Programs (SSP), ...
Firstly (section 1), four types of methods that may be used for the evaluation of social policy will...
Targeting involves the identification and selection of certain groups or households or even individu...
The article under consideration deals with theoretical aspects of the application of program-target ...
In this article, the author draws attention to the importance of a value-oriented approach in progra...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
The potential benefits of accurate targeting are substantial because public expenditures can be conc...
This technical note provides a brief overview of the most commonly used methods to carry out impact ...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
This article examines classically complex social programmes, the methodology for their development a...
Budget constraints faced by governments in developing countries imply that effectively targeting per...
The purpose of this chapter is to give policy makers insights into how to design cost-effective soci...
Abstract: This paper discusses the economic rationality of a system of social targets, as a way for ...
Many methodologies exist for dividing a population into those who are classified as eligible for soc...
The article is devoted to the analysis of the possibilities of developing targeted programs and proj...
<p>This paper proposes a methodology to evaluate sustainability of Selective Social Programs (SSP), ...
Firstly (section 1), four types of methods that may be used for the evaluation of social policy will...
Targeting involves the identification and selection of certain groups or households or even individu...
The article under consideration deals with theoretical aspects of the application of program-target ...