Eventos

El equipo de J-PAL está continuamente organizando distintos tipos de eventos, tales como conferencias, seminarios, webinars y cursos para académicos, miembros de instituciones gubernamentales y no gubernamentales, entre otros. 

Upcoming Events

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Conference

Evidencia sobre evaluaciones en mercados laborales y agencia económica en Latinoamérica y el Caribe

- (11am-12:15pm EST)
En vivo vía Zoom
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Course

CLEAR/J-PAL South Asia’s Executive Education: Evaluating Social Programs 2024

Hosted by:
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Bengaluru, India
Evaluating Social Programs (ESP) 2024 is a three-day in-person course that explores the use of monitoring and evaluation to drive sustainable social impact at scale.
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Workshop or Training

J-PAL LAC Early Work Seminars 2nd Edition: Early Childhood Development Programs

- (8-10am EST)
Zoom
J-PAL Latin America and the Caribbean's second edition of the Early Work Seminars is dedicated to supporting the research of scholars working on randomized impact evaluations in the region. Scholars working on impact evaluations of early childhood development or education programs in LAC are welcome...

Past Events

Workshop or Training

Measurement and Survey Design Course 2017

New Delhi, India
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Dissemination

Demonetizing India: what, why, and where now

MIT Building 4, Room 237 and webcast
Join J-PAL director Abhijit Banerjee (MIT) today at 4pm EDT for a live stream discussion of the economics and politics behind India's recent demonetization, partly based on recent field research. The Government of India's decision to no longer accept 500 and 1,000 rupee notes as legal tender is one...
Dissemination

Research and Innovation: Ed-Tech, Personalized Learning & the Digital Divide

Hosted by:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02142
While technology has the potential to revolutionize education, it creates the risk of leaving those without access behind and exacerbating the already stark divides in educational opportunity and achievement in the U.S. Experts recently gathered at MIT to discuss how we can use rigorous research to...
Dissemination

Experimenting for a Better Future: Drawing Policy Lessons from Randomised Evaluations

Hosted by:
Classroom F, Mwalimu House Wits School of Governance, 2 St David’s Place, Parktown
Please join Dr Rachel Glennerster (Executive Director, J-PAL) and J-PAL Africa (UCT) at the Wits School of Governance on Monday, 13 March for a session on the potential of randomised evaluations to measure impact and inform policy design where details matter for take-up, effectiveness, cost and more...
Workshop or Training

J-PAL State and Local Innovation Initiative – Year 1 Participant Conference

Cambridge, MA and live stream
State and local government leaders, leading scholars, and social service providers gathered in Cambridge to share their first-hand experiences of overcoming practical and political challenges to evaluating government programs, with a focus on crime and violence prevention, maternal and child health...
Workshop or Training

State and Local Innovation Initiative Webinar

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Webinar
The J-PAL State and Local Innovation Initiative supports US state and local leaders in using randomized evaluations to generate new and widely applicable lessons about which programs work, which work best, and why. On Thursday, December 8th at 1:00pm Eastern, J-PAL North America hosted a webinar to...
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Dissemination

What Have We Learned? Improving Development Policy Through Impact Evaluation

Washington, DC
On December 6, J-PAL and the Center for Global Development (CGD) will host an event to take stock of the evidence and impact evaluation movement and its promise for improving social policy in developing countries. Join the live stream.
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Innovative Health Care Delivery to Reduce Poverty Conference

Cambridge, MA
At this two-day conference in Cambridge, health care experts and practitioners explored opportunities for research, innovation, and evidence-informed policymaking to address a range of national health care challenges.