Resources : The Campbell Collaboration


Guidelines for Reviewers To assist reviewers in producing titles, protocols and systematic reviews for the International Development Coordinating Group, the following page contains a collection of useful resources for authors, including forms, checklists and guidelines.
Evidence Libraries Whether you're a Campbell author, policy-maker or practitioner, the International DevelopmentCoordinating Group's listing ofuseful evidence libraries and information portals is a perfect place to start exploring existing and forthcoming evidence in international development.
Methods Resources Explore the International Development Coordinating Group�s collection of useful methods resources and tools, including Campbell�s methods policy briefs, training resources, and effect-size calculator.
Related Organisations Discover other related organisations promoting evidence-based policy-making in international development.
Priority Topics in International Development The International Development Coordinating Group has developed a "priority topics" list of issues that may be amenable to a Campbell systematic review, and that are recognized as important topics generally in the broad field of international development.
Background Materials and Interesting Reads Read our useful background materials about what constitutes good evidence, why evidence-based decision-making is important and how to bridge the gap between evidence and policy in international development and related fields.

Guidelines for Reviewers