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Bárbara Aranza Cancino Díaz

Bárbara Aranza Cancino Díaz is a Research Associate at J-PAL LAC, where she works on research projects led by J-PAL affiliates Natalia Rigol and Ben Roth.
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Aya Essam

Aya Essam is a senior policy, communications and learning associate at Egypt Impact Lab (EIL). The EIL is a partnership between J-PAL Middle East and North Africa and the Ministry of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation in Egypt. EIL is uniquely positioned within the...
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Martin Abel

Martin Abel is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Bowdoin College.
Research Paper

Power Calculations: Research Funding Lottery

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RCT Ideas for Science in LMICs

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Evaluation

The Effect of a Contract Teacher Program Scale-up on Student Learning in Kenya

In Kenya, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to test the impact of a contract teacher program on student learning outcomes, comparing implementation between an NGO and the government. The NGO-led program improved student test scores, while the government-led version had no impact.
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Aya Elbahtieny

Aya Elbahtieny is an Administrative Assistant at J-PAL Middle East and North Africa, where she oversees key office responsibilities.
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Trishna Saikia

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Event

Impact by Design: Launching a Research Partnership for Accessible Climate Action in Orlando

J-PAL North America, joined by researchers in the J-PAL network, and climate leaders from Orlando, Florida, hosted a conversation on the role and promise of rigorous evaluation in informing effective, accessible climate solutions.
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J-PAL North America Evidence Portal

J-PAL North America’s Evidence Portal provides a snapshot of the research in North America by J-PAL affiliates and invited researchers across various social policy areas related to poverty alleviation. To date, J-PAL affiliated researchers have conducted over 265 ongoing or completed randomized...
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This page covers all events, media, and news publications that ADEPT was featured in.
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ADEPT Home

The Alliance for Data, Evaluation, and Policy Training (ADEPT) is a global network of campuses and partners committed to training the next generation of researchers and decision-makers in policy evaluation and data analysis.
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ADEPT Partnerships

ADEPT is powered by our diverse network of partners—from universities and training institutions to governments, foundations, and the private sector. Together, we create pathways and programs that support the development of skills in data, evaluation, and policy design.
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The Impact of Unconditional Cash Transfers on Health Outcomes in Chelsea, Massachusetts

The City of Chelsea implemented a cash transfer program called Chelsea Eats, which provided eligible households with up to US$400 per month for nine months. Researchers conducted a randomized evaluation on the impact of the unconditional cash transfer on health care utilization and a variety of health outcomes. Those who received the cash transfer had fewer emergency department visits, including those related to behavioral health or substance use, fewer admissions to the hospital from the emergency department, and more outpatient visits to subspecialists than those who did not receive the cash transfer.