"A welcome trend is emerging towards more clinical and thoughtful
approaches to addressing constraints faced by developing countries
as they seek to benefit from the gains from trade. But this
evolving approach brings with it formidable analytical challenges
that we have yet to surmount. We need to know more about available
options for evaluating Aid for Trade, which interventions yield the
highest returns, and whether experiences in one development area
can be transplanted to another. These are some of the issues
addressed in this excellent volume." Pascal Lamy, Director-General,
World Trade Organization "Five years into the Aid for Trade
project, we still need to learn much more about what works and what
does not. Our initiatives offer excellent opportunities to evaluate
impacts rigorously. That is the way to better connect aid to
results. The collection of essays in this well-timed volume shows
that the new approaches to evaluation that we are applying to
education, poverty, or health programs can also be used to assess
the results of policies to promote or assist trade. This book
offers a valuable contribution to the drive to ensure value for aid
money." Robert Zoellick, President, The World Bank
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