Learning Gains

Organized by the real instrument each provider reports against (EGRA, PARAKH, ASER, and so on), not by a single blended statistic. Baseline sits in the lighter dot, the result after intervention in the darker one, and the gap between them is the story.

Select up to 3 providers to compare (providers with at least one published figure)

How gains are measured

How many validated providers report against each real instrument in Notion. Click a bar to filter the effect panel to just that instrument. This box answers “what do people use.” The effect panel on the right answers “so what.”

Click any bar to filter the effect panel to that instrument.

EYS is tagged on 1 of 15 validated providers today: NewGlobe, across four of its programmes (Kenya, RwandaEQUIP, Liberia LEAP, KwaraLEARN). No other validated provider uses that literal label yet, though several report a similar “additional years of learning” figure under a different instrument name, like LAYS.

Every measured result across validated providers

Values use whatever unit each source reported (SD, percentage points, years of learning), so read them as evidence of direction and strength within their own study, not as directly comparable across instruments. Click any card to see the study it comes from. Pick an instrument on the left or a provider above to narrow the list.

Baseline After interventionClick any card to expand it

Humana People to People India (HPPI)

1 of 1 initiative has a published result

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Associates in Research and Education for Development (ARED)

1 of 4 initiatives have a published result

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NewGlobe

8 of 9 initiatives have a published result

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Madhi Foundation

1 of 1 initiative has a published result