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Introducing J-PAL’s new Social Protection Initiative and sector
We are launching a brand new sector and initiative at J-PAL to generate rigorous evidence on the effectiveness of social protection programs and to help partners apply evidence to high-level decision-making.
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Jobs and Opportunity Initiative commits first round of funds for research on entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Covid-19 has had a dramatic and lasting impact on the micro, small, and medium enterprise landscape worldwide, driving many to shut down or radically reshape the way they do business. The consequences of this shift extend beyond the firm to the livelihoods of its workers and their families...
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Shruti Nag
Shruti Nag has worked in the field of education for the last several years, with a special interest in classroom instructional practices, bilingual teaching and teacher training.
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Rafael Tiara
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Maximus Saenz
Max Saenz is a Policy and Research Co-op at J-PAL North America, where he supports the development of research resources, the administrative data catalog, and early stage evaluations.
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Jules Gazeaud
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Sanya Sareen
Sanya Sareen is a Research Associate (Data) at J-PAL South Asia where she is embedded within the Ayushman Bharat Health Insurance Departments of the Haryana and Punjab governments.
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Rashi Maheshwari
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Shubhangi Gupta
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Shwetha Bharath
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Hidden Costs of a Health Crisis: Research on Social Welfare Disruptions in India During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This webinar explores findings from five research projects across India that attempt to understand the hidden costs of the pandemic borne by underserved communities. Presenters will also delve into the implications of these disruptions for the design of future social programmes as well as emerging...
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Fertility and Family Planning: Insights on Promoting Healthy Behaviors and Curbing Population Growth in Egypt
This upcoming Global Evidence for Egypt spotlight seminar on fertility and family planning will focus on what global evidence tells us about promoting healthy behaviors and encouraging family planning to curb population growth in Egypt.
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The importance of evidence in promoting the economic agency of women in Central America and Mexico
Globally, women are less likely than men to participate in the labor market (47 percent vs. 72 percent, respectively, as of 2022). In some Latin American countries, such as Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Mexico, participation rates are less than 45 percent. This translates to countless missed...