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The effects of most international development spending remain unknown, despite the potential for evaluation to save governments and aid agencies hundreds of millions of dollars and improve lives, according to a new large-scale analysis.

CGD's Millions Saved by Ruth Levine was listed in a Humanosphere article as one of Raj Shah's top five favorite books on development.

The BBC quoted former CGD vice president Ruth Levine on development in Haiti.

CGD researchers quickly responded to the earthquake in Haiti by offering their expertise on past, present, and future plans for humanitarian relief and development in Haiti. The media picked-up many ideas put forth by CGD researchers. Media outlets covering CGD experts include: The New York Times, U...

The earthquake in Haiti and the humanitarian relief response has drawn attention to one of the world's poorest countries located a mere 600 miles off the coast of the United States. Ruth Levine, CGD senior fellow and vice president for programs and operations, reflects on her experience working in H...

"Resource tracking" is a hot new topic in global health circles. Far from being of interest only to accountants and statisticians, data on the flow of money – how much, from whom and for what – is the subject of intense debates within the donor community, the policy community in developing countries...

Nature News quotes CGD vice-president Ruth Levine on demand forecasting.

The Lancet quotes CGD vice-president and senior fellow Ruth Levine on advance market commitments for vaccines.

A Huffington Post blog cites CGD's "Start with a Girl" report.