ICS Africa
ICS, which stands for Investing in Children and their Societies, has a mission to improve the education and health of poor children in Africa through development interventions, research, advocacy, and social business. They have worked with J-PAL on numerous projects in Western Kenya, including toilet construction, providing access to safe water, and school health clubs.
Website
http://icsafrica.org
Evaluations
- Cleaning Springs in Kenya
- Decentralization: A Cautionary Tale - Public Finance in Kenya
- Flipcharts, School Inputs and Retrospective versus Prospective Analyses in Kenya
- HIV/AIDS Prevention Through Relative Risk Information for Teenage Girls in Kenya
- Incentives to Learn: A Merit-Based Girls' Scholarship Program in Kenya
- Nudging Farmers to Use Fertilizer: Experimental Evidence from Kenya
- Peer Effects, Pupil-Teacher Ratios, and Teacher Incentives in Kenya
- Preventing HIV and Teen Pregnancy in Kenya: The Roles of Teacher Training and Education Subsidies
- Primary School Deworming in Kenya
- Rates of Return to Fertilizer: Evidence from Field Experiments in Kenya
- School Meals, Educational Achievement and School Finance in Kenya
- Source Dispensers and Home Delivery of Chlorine in Kenya
- Teacher Incentives Based on Students' Test Scores in Kenya
- Textbooks and Test Scores in Kenya
- The Illusion of Sustainability: Comparing Free Provision of Deworming Drugs and Other "Sustainable" Approaches in Kenya
- The Impact of Distributing School Uniforms on Children's Education in Kenya
- The Rockefeller Effect: Looking at Organizations of the Disadvantaged in Kenya
- Worms at Work: Long-run Impacts of Child Health Gains from Deworming in Kenya
- Decentralization: A Cautionary Tale - Public Finance in Kenya
- Primary School Deworming in Kenya
- Teacher Incentives Based on Students' Test Scores in Kenya
- Textbooks and Test Scores in Kenya
- The Illusion of Sustainability: Comparing Free Provision of Deworming Drugs and Other "Sustainable" Approaches in Kenya
- The Impact of Distributing School Uniforms on Children's Education in Kenya
- The Rockefeller Effect: Looking at Organizations of the Disadvantaged in Kenya