This chapter reviews U.S. and other Western researchers' treatment of issues affecting women in evaluations of the impacts of international development assistance. In most cases, the evaluations do not adopt a specifically feminist approach but rather a women‐in‐development (WID) or, more recently, a gender approach. The authors discuss the extent to which these approaches address feminist research concerns and how a more explicitly feminist approach could strengthen the evaluation design.
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