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This document discusses frameworks for assessing the impact of information and communication technologies for development (ICT4D) projects. It provides an overview of various ICT4D impact assessment frameworks and compares their strengths and weaknesses. The key points are: 1) ICT4D impact assessment frameworks provide a formal and organized way to structure impact data collection and analysis. They range from business studies models to development studies models. 2) Frameworks differ in their methodological rigor, comparability across projects, generalizability, resource requirements, and whether they employ quantitative, qualitative or mixed methods. 3) Selecting an appropriate framework depends on factors like the project context, desired level of analysis (micro to macro), and
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