El Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) es un centro de investigación global que trabaja para reducir la pobreza, asegurando que la política pública esté informada por evidencia. Nuestra red académica está conformada por más de 1,000 investigadoras e investigadores de universidades de todo el mundo. J-PAL realiza evaluaciones de impacto aleatorizadas para responder preguntas críticas en la lucha contra la pobreza.
El Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) es un centro de investigación global que trabaja para reducir la pobreza, asegurando que la política pública esté informada por evidencia. Nuestra red académica está conformada por más de 1,000 investigadoras e investigadores de universidades de todo el mundo. J-PAL realiza evaluaciones de impacto aleatorizadas para responder preguntas críticas en la lucha contra la pobreza.
Nuestra red de afiliados está basada en más de 120 universidades y realizan evaluaciones aleatorizadas en todo el mundo para diseñar, evaluar y mejorar programas sociales y políticas públicas destinadas a reducir la pobreza. Los miembros de la red académica establecen sus propias agendas de investigación, recaudan fondos para respaldar sus evaluaciones, y trabajan con el personal de J-PAL en investigación, divulgación de políticas y capacitación.
Our research, policy, and training work is fundamentally better when it is informed by a broad range of perspectives.
Global Director of Partnerships and Strategic Initiatives, J-PAL
Director of Partnerships and Strategic Initiatives, J-PAL Global
Alison Fahey is the Global Director of Partnerships and Strategic Initiatives. In this role, she guides strategy, launching, and advising a portfolio of new and existing partnerships with governments, international NGOs, academia, and the private sector. She leads new policy projects and other innovations aligned with Board priorities.
Alison joined J-PAL in 2014 and most recently served as Global Director of Policy and Communications, leading the group that synthesizes and shares insights from randomized evaluations to inform policy design and scale decisions with partners worldwide. She previously served as the founding Executive Director of J-PAL Middle East and North Africa, where she led J-PAL's newest regional office based at The American University in Cairo, guiding strategy and growth for the office's research, policy, capacity building, and operations teams, and forging partnerships for evidence generation and use with innovative policymakers across the MENA region.
Prior to joining J-PAL, Alison worked in a variety of positions related to service delivery, economic growth, and decentralization with USAID in Afghanistan and Jordan, and with the World Bank in Indonesia. Alison was a Fulbright Scholar in Jordan and she holds an M.P.A. in International Development from Princeton University.