At the
early stages of our review we promised we would share the QCA dataset. We –
Michaela Raab and Wolfgang Stuppert – hold the intellectual property rights to
the information we have generated. Our DFID counterparts would like the data to
be freely accessible for people wanting to explore it, replicate our analysis
or do further analysis – and so do we.
We have
anonymised the dataset so that users cannot track any data to any specific
evaluations. (This is to protect the confidentiality of the survey and
interview responses we have received, and because some of the evaluations we
have analysed are unpublished.) The full dataset is available via this link. It contains values for the seven conditions we have used
in QCA, for the different types of evaluation effects and the aggregated
effects, as well as a case indicator variable which only contains numbers.
If you wish
to use the data and publish anything that uses the data, please acknowledge
DFID’s funding of the original data collection, and Michaela Raab and Wolf
Stuppert as the researchers who have generated it.
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