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J-PAL South Asia launches SARWA to advance clean air and water solutions in India
J-PAL South Asia launched SARWA, a new initiative to support governments in designing, evaluating, and scaling evidence-based solutions for clean air and water, in partnership with Community Jameel and key public agencies in India.
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SARWA Featured at Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024: MoU Signed to Advance Clean Air and Water Initiatives
J-PAL South Asia participated in the Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024 to sign a Memorandum of Understanding under the SARWA initiative, in the presence of state government leadership. The booth showcased innovative research including the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), engaging over 70 attendees.
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SARWA at 8th India Water Week: Strengthening Partnerships for Inclusive Water Management
J-PAL South Asia participated in the 8th India Water Week to engage with policymakers and partners on collaborative approaches to strengthen water resource management through the SARWA initiative.
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SARWA at EEAP Webinar on Energy Efficiency in Asia Pacific
At the 18th EEAP webinar, J-PAL South Asia’s SARWA initiative presented research findings on how behavioral insights and smart technologies can drive more effective energy efficiency strategies across the Asia Pacific.
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SARWA at Environment Conclave 2025
At the Environment Conclave 2025, J-PAL South Asia shared insights from 15+ years of work in Gujarat on environmental regulation and introduced SARWA’s efforts to support evidence-based approaches to air and water quality.
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Mainstreaming Climate Action: J-PAL South Asia at the Urban Planning Climate Labs Convening
J-PAL South Asia participated in the Jameel C40 Urban Planning Climate Labs convening in Chennai, engaging with city leaders and practitioners on integrating climate action into India’s urban governance systems.
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The Impact of Unconditional Cash Transfers on Health Outcomes in the United States
Researchers evaluated the impact of a US$1,000 monthly unconditional cash transfer to individuals with low incomes for three years on health outcomes including nutrition, sleep, health care access and use, and physical and mental health. Those who received the large cash transfer spent more on medical care, visited the emergency department and hospital more often, may have used more dental care, and had large but short-lived improvements in their stress and food security
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Learn New Skills this Fall with Online DEDP MicroMasters Courses
Join the course team for a live webinar to explore the Data, Economics, and Design of Policy MicroMasters program. Learn how this flexible, online graduate-level program—taught by MIT faculty—can help you build practical skills in data analysis, economics, and policy design.
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Molly Gilmore
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Rama Murthy Sripada
Rama Murthy Sripada is a Senior Research Manager at J-PAL South Asia, where he works on managing the data and analysis needs of a portfolio of two to three active and ongoing projects under the RISE project.
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Affiliate Spotlight: Elise Huillery
Elise Huillery is a Professor of Economics at Paris Dauphine University. Her research focuses on policies addressing lack of education and the psychological barriers to individual progress out of poverty. From the humanitarian projects of her youth to the policy research she leads today, Elise...
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Announcing the J-PAL Jobs and Opportunity Initiative
COVID-19 has disrupted and altered labor markets across the globe. Through the Jobs and Opportunity Initiative, we are supporting urgent research that helps us understand how vulnerable workers around the world are being impacted by COVID-19, and how to design effective policy responses to protect...