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Kimberly Dadisman
Kim Dadisman is the Associate Director of Policy for J-PAL North America, and her work is focused on the intersection of research and policy.
Evaluation
Subsidized Land Titles, Social Institutions, and Land Formalization in the Democratic Republic of Congo
In Kananga, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to test the impact of a subsidized land titling program on both starting and completing land registration, as well as on citizens’ participation in social institutions. Being offered a land titling subsidy substantially increased the number of citizens who began the property registration process and obtained a land title, while decreasing participation in social institutions and worsening citizens’ evaluations of chiefs.
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Evaluating Social Programs
J-PAL's Evaluating Social Programs course equips participants with the tools to rigorously assess the impact of programs and policies using randomized evaluations.
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Government Innovation Labs for Climate Resilience: Partnerships for Evidence, Scale, and Systems Change
As global climate risks intensify, governments face mounting pressure to move beyond small-scale pilots and deliver evidence-backed climate action at scale. J-PAL Air and Water Labs are joining London Climate Action Week 2026 to advance climate action through evidence-based solutions in line with...
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Policy Manager, Brazil (Affirmative Action) - J-PAL Latin America and the Caribbean
J-PAL LAC is a non-profit research center that aims to reduce global poverty by generating rigorous scientific evidence on which social programs and policies can make a real difference in people's lives. Formed by a network of academics worldwide, J-PAL measures the impact of programs with...