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@ -102,14 +102,17 @@ How could this project make the world a worse place?
- Volunteers would be needed who could be doing more impactful projects.
- Funding for ESPR could be used for more impactful projects.
- I could have no fucking idea what I'm talking about with regards to the current evidence (this is why this document is not linked on my main page), and make CFAR/ESPR lose badly needed funding.
- It would be terrible if the results were negative, but CFAR didn't agree with the measurement device used.
## Next steps.
1. Measurements. My current measuring device is imperfect, having been devised by myself. For every section, find a
1. Measurements. My (current measuring device)[https://nunosempere.github.io/ESPR-Evaluation/4-Measurements.html] is imperfect, having been devised by myself. For every section, find an expert and have them propose a better way to measure what we care about.
2. Contact IDInsights and MIT's JPAL and ask them whether they would be interested in a partnership.
3. Have CFAR ponder and question their current impact evaluation strategy. Is justifying their impact to outsiders a priority?
## Footnotes:
[1] of which I was an alumni and then JC. https://espr-camp.org/
[2] To operationalize tentative: add a factor of 2:3 to your previous odds on CFAR workshops
[3] I don't want to engage with this in this article, but on the other hand I didn't want to remove criticism.
[3] I didn't want to remove criticism.
[4] I am very confused about this. I know that his role at EuroSparc (ESPR 1.0) was as an ops person.
[5] Obtained from MIT's course *Evaluating Social Programs* (Week 3), accessible at https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:MITx+JPAL101x+2T2018/course/.