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SummaryBackground, Scope and AimsThe Department for Work and Pensions has commissioned PSI to provide pre-tender advice in the form of a research design paper setting out options for the evaluation of the Progression to Work Pathfinders. The centre-piece of the study will be a series of options for a rigorous impact evaluation. The study will also address some of the key issues that will need to be considered in designing other elements of an evaluation, namely a process study, cost study and cost-benefit analysis. Project DesignDesk-based feasibility study to look at various approaches to measuring the impacts of the Progression to Work Pathfinders. The approaches will include: random assignment of individuals, cluster random assignment of jobcentre offices as well as quasi-experimental designs. Importance of ResearchA contribution to the development of rigorous approaches to the evaluation of an important reform to the benefits system.
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