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Working at J-PAL Europe
The J-PAL Europe office is based in Paris at the Paris School of Economics. We recruit new staff members to work with us on one or more of our four teams: the Policy and Communications team, the Research team, the Training team and the Finance and Operations team. We also run an internship programme...
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What evidence says about how to improve SNAP and reduce food insecurity
Research shows that these proven interventions can help increase eligible households’ access to SNAP.
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The promise of multidisciplinary collaborations for governance research
Effective governance is essential to reducing poverty—both in aligning the needs of citizens with the actions of states, and then ensuring that states have the capacity to meet those needs. As our research agenda has evolved in the last decade, researchers in J-PAL’s network have increasingly...
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August 2024 North America Monthly Newsletter
J-PAL North America's August newsletter features new research results on the impact of cash transfers on health, labor, and consumption, a blog post on the Bay Area Evaluation Community of Practice, and updates from the J-PAL North America DEI Working Group.
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The Impact of Broadening Traditional Leaders’ Advisors on Inclusive Governance in Zimbabwe
Researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to test how encouraging traditional leaders to broaden their circle of advisors affects inclusive governance in Zimbabwe. Village chiefs improved their decision-making processes when they attended the workshop on inclusive and transparent governance and were accompanied by a civil society member.
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Digital Learning: Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching in Egypt
The upcoming Global Evidence for Egypt spotlight seminar on digital learning will focus on how evidence from randomized evaluations conducted globally can inform the use of educational technology to improve learning outcomes.
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Digital financial services to improve formalized access and inclusion
Digital financial services have dramatically improved access to formal accounts, especially for marginalized communities. Increased access to digital services has led to a reduction in remittance transaction costs, which has facilitated sharing of financial burdens and alleviated poverty.
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ASPIRE forward: Join us as a fellow
ASPIRE is looking for fellows, for 24 months, to work with J-PAL South Asia’s network of researchers, government partners, and civil society organizations, to embed evidence-based programs at scale, in partnership with the government.
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