FUN

Introduction aux méthodes d’évaluation d’impact des politiques publiques (FUN)

Introduction aux méthodes d’évaluation d’impact des politiques publiques (FUN)

Ce MOOC francophone présente les différentes méthodes d’évaluation d’impact des politiques publiques qui se sont développées de manière très significative au niveau académique au cours des 10 dernières années. Ces méthodes sont aujourd’hui mobilisées par de nombreuses institutions pour évaluer l’impact de politiques ou des projets qu’elles promeuvent et financent.

Dans un contexte marqué par une exigence croissante de rendre des comptes sur l’efficacité des dépenses publiques, il apparaît important de sensibiliser tant les décideurs politiques que les agents en charge de la mise en œuvre des politiques aux problèmes posés par la mesure de l’impact des politiques publiques et aux méthodes développées pour les résoudre. Ce besoin est manifeste dans les pays en développement où l'atteinte des Objectifs du Développement Durable (ODD) suppose de sensibiliser tant les experts nationaux et internationaux, acteurs des politiques publiques ou de l'aide internationale, ainsi que les chercheurs en économie ou en sciences sociales, aux techniques d'évaluation d’impact moderne et à leurs exigences.

Ce MOOC s’appuiera sur 6 modules constitués de séquences vidéos et de quiz qui présenteront les aspects techniques de mise en œuvre ainsi que les conditions de validité des différentes méthodes d’évaluation d’impact, tant expérimentales que non expérimentales.

Plan du cours

Le cours se déroule sur six semaines :
Semaine 1 : Le problème de l’évaluation d’impact
Semaine 2 : Les méthodes expérimentales (Randomized Controlled Trials)
Semaine 3 : Variables instrumentales
Semaine 4 : Régressions sur discontinuités
Semaine 5 : Double différence
Semaine 6 : Appariement

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