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Lukas Mogge

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Ericka Rascon

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Paula Carvalho Pereda

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Anik Ashraf

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Bauyrzhan Yedgenov

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Juan Munoz-Morales

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2025 | Accelerating Climate Solutions

Communities with the fewest resources—and the least responsibility for global emissions—bear the brunt of climate change. Confronting this inequity is central to the mission of the King Climate Action Initiative.
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Institute of Philanthropy launches LEAP Fellowship to strengthen philanthropy leadership across Asia

The Institute of Philanthropy (IoP) has announced the launch of the Leadership Excellence in Asian Philanthropy (LEAP) Fellowship, which combines academic excellence with practice-based learning and peer collaboration by faculty members from The University of Hong Kong (HKU), the Abdul Latif Jameel...
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2025 | Learning Across Borders

Our new training alliance equips people with practical skills to apply evidence from randomized evaluations in real-world settings
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Emma Stroupe

Emma Stroupe is a Communications Associate at J-PAL Global. As a member of the Policy and Communications team, she focuses on global strategic communication across sectors and regional offices to promote evidence-informed policymaking.
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2025 | Letter from the Executive Director

2025 was a year unlike any other. The dismantling of USAID set off a ripple effect for hundreds of millions of people whose wellbeing and access to opportunity depend on sustained investments. Hard-won progress in the fight against poverty suddenly felt more fragile.
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2025 | From Pilot to Policy: Scaling for Impact

We aim to reach 500 million more people in the next ten years. As global aid budgets tighten, integrating proven solutions into government systems will be essential to meeting this ambitious goal.
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Emma Riley

Emma Riley is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Michigan. Her research examines the impact of digital financial services, like mobile money and mobile banking services, on woman-owned enterprises and their households. She also investigates the impact of anti-poverty programs...
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The Impacts of In-kind Food Transfers versus Electronic Vouchers on Poverty Reduction in Indonesia

In partnership with the Government of Indonesia, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to compare the efficacy of vouchers versus in-kind transfers in reducing poverty and improving program delivery. The reform led to an increase in assistance received by eligible households, due to improved targeting. As a result, poverty fell by 20 percent among the poorest households.