
Let’s scale up remote sensing technology to better evaluate projects
Remote sensing technology can be a cost-effective tool to help international development practitioners monitor project outcomes
Maya is an economist with more than 20 years of experience in research and evaluation. She evaluates policies, strategies, and operations at the thematic, country, and sector levels. Maya joined ADB in 2013 after spending most of her career with the US federal government. In her last role at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, she led impact and economic evaluations of international health programs. Previously, Maya was an econometrician with the World Bank Group in Washington.
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Remote sensing technology can be a cost-effective tool to help international development practitioners monitor project outcomes
There is clear potential for replication and scaling up this model across developing Asia.
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