Overall (pooled)


Random uses DerSimonian–Laird. When the metric lacks SEs (cost-adjusted), pooling uses the mean with t-based CI; weight capping has no effect.

Pooled value

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95% CI

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z / p-value | N

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Forest by Funder (pooled across S & U)

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Data snapshot
Rows: 557 | Funders: 22 | Sectors: 45 | Areas: 1

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Radar comparison (normalized)

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Raw data
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Notes
  • Pooled ATE uses inverse-variance weights; Random (DL) adds between-study variance.
  • When cost-adjusted metrics lack SEs, pooling uses an unweighted mean with t-based confidence interval.
  • Weight capping reduces oversized influence from extremely small SEs (not applicable when SEs are unavailable).