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Winning Hearts and Minds through Dialogue.pdf

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Greener on the Other Side Inequity and Tax Compliance.pdf

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Towards win-win Evidence from commercial courts.pdf

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J-PAL Europe - Evidence for Social Policy

How can we design more effective social programmes across Europe? J-PAL affiliated researchers focus on the contribution made by randomised evaluations to the development of high-quality evidence for informing social policy.
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Humanitarian_Aid_and_Its_Consequences.pdf

Participants at the 2024 Summer School in Rabat.
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Summer School 2025: Development Methodologies

As part of the "Development Methodologies" Chair held by Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, a summer school for African researchers, project leaders and other partners will be organised from July 7 to 11, 2025 in Dakar, on the campus of the African Center for Higher Studies in Management (CESAG).
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Enhancing Climate Finance Access for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities: Insights From Payments for Ecosystem Services

Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) reward landholders and communities for protecting nature, with research showing that well-designed programs can slow deforestation and enhance ecosystems at low cost. However, traditional outcome-based models often overlook communities' ways of life, limiting...
Event card for “Economia Justa” with Esther Duflo — 13 Nov 2025, 11h — Sesc Bom Retiro, São Paulo.
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Economia Justa: Uma proposta para um grande acordo climático global

Esther Duflo presents the Global Climate Grand Bargain a practical, fair framework linking mitigation, adaptation, and compensation. The talk outlines global carbon pricing, automatic transfers for vulnerable households, and locally driven adaptation that makes climate action advance equity and...
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ASPIRE Our Work Scaling Impact Targeting The Ultra Poor

Research on the Graduation Approach, developed by BRAC and evaluated by J-PAL-affiliated researchers has empowered over 14 million households across 50 countries to uplift themselves from extreme poverty.
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ASPIRE Our Work Scaling Impact Every Child Counts

Evidence shows that young children have capacity to engage with quantities and shapes from birth – an ability that can be nurtured during early childhood to enhance formal math skills during preschool and grade 1.
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ASPIRE Our Work Scaling Impact Remote Tutoring

Randomized evaluations carried out in six countries show that a targeted instructional approach delivered over phone can be effective in improving children’s basic numeracy and math learning as well as boosting parental engagement.
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ASPIRE Our Work Scaling Impact MP Police

Evidence shows that police reform—providing gender sensitization training to officers and introducing dedicated help desks for women at police stations—can shift police attitudes, making them more responsive to women’s security needs.