The Centre for Development Evaluation and Social Science Research (CREDI) is an independent, non-profit and non-partisan think tank aimed at strengthening the evidence-based culture in BiH and the Western Balkans region. We do it by producing high-quality program and policy evaluations, as well as research in social sciences, using the state-of-the-art methodological approaches. We expect that our work will contribute to improving the efficiency of a wide range of projects, programs, policies and organizations. We are also committed to building evaluation capacity in the country through a series of training programs that we offer to evaluators and policymakers.
CREDI as a subcontractor in a consortium led by UDA Consulting from Turkey, was selected to conduct a survey of 3.000 unemployed respondents across Bosnia and Herzegovina. The survey is a part of the Evaluation of pilot provision of private employment services in Bosnia and Herzegovina, implemented by the World Bank. The World Bank implements…
“Reacting to the COVID-19 emergency presents the scientific community with a unique opportunity to exploit the power of data across domains and several FAIRsFAIR partners are playing a strategic role.” – says the FAIRsFAIR report with included information from CREDI about its’ DASS-BiH activities. Full article can be found here.
CREDI is pleased to announce its new partnership with UDA Consulting to work together on data collection, research and evaluations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as in the Western Balkans region. The major areas of expertise of our new partner span from statistics, sampling methodologies, project management and geographical information systems (GIS) to qualitative and…
CREDI was commissioned by Caritas Switzerland in the employment opportunity assessment of disadvantaged groups in the Upper-Drina-Region (UDR), as for their SELLS project. Assessment will be conducted in seven regional municipalities: Čajniče, Foča (RS), Foča (FBiH), Novo Goražde, Pale (FBiH), Rudo and Višegrad. The main aim of the assessment is to identify economic sectors with…
