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A middle-aged woman with short hair and glasses reads a fundraising letter from a German charity

Comparación de los Esquemas de Recaudación de Fondos para Caridad

Steffen Huck
Imran Rasul
Andrew Shephard
Women small business owner managing store in Bolivia

Uso de Cajas de Alarma para Combinar Compromisos y Recordatorios para Ahorros en Bolivia

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Gender-specific managerial training program and firm productivity in Colombia

Achyuta Adhvaryu
Laurence Dessein
Anant Nyshadham
Jorge Tamayo
Researchers are evaluating the impact of providing a gender-specific managerial training program on career advancement prospects for women and workplace productivity.
Two Ugandan boys smile in a room filled with posters

Micro-ahorros en escuelas primarias en Uganda

Dean Karlan
Leigh Linden
A labor working at the construction site

The Impact of the Active Labor Market Programs (ALMP) on Employment in Denmark

Michael Rosholm
local council members sitting on floor talking

Increasing Women’s Local Political Participation Through Top-Down and Bottom-Up Training in Indonesia

Eitan Paul
A researcher evaluated the impact of empowerment training for female citizens and training for male council chairs on women's participation in neighborhood associations, known as rukun tetangga (RT) in Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
five children sitting down with notebooks on their laps

Efectos de largo plazo de un programa de transferencias condicionadas en Nicaragua

Tania Barham
Karen Macours
John A. Maluccio
A male canvasser speaks to couple in front of door for votes in local election in the United States.

Getting Out the Vote in Local Elections in the United States

Alan Gerber
Donald Green
David W. Nickerson
Researchers examined the impact of door-to-door canvassing on voter turnout in the 2001 local elections in six US cities. The results indicate that voters who were contacted by canvassers were significantly more likely to vote in a wide variety of settings.