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File: Research paper
The Allocation of Incentives in Multilayered Organizations Evidence from a Community Health Program in Sierra Leone.pdf
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J-PAL North America 2026 Research Staff Training
J-PAL North America will host its annual Research Staff Training (RST) as an in-person, three-day training program designed specifically for research staff working on randomized evaluations. Sessions blend lectures, hands-on exercises, and peer learning.
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K-CAI at COP30: How evidence is powering climate solutions
In Belém, Brazil, where the Amazon rivers converge and forests help regulate the earth’s temperature, COP30 last month was a unique summit and call to action. Climate change is not just an environmental crisis—it is a development crisis. Low-income people in low- and middle-income countries are...
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J-PAL Updates
December 2025 Global Monthly Newsletter
Catch up on J-PAL’s work at COP30, a forward-looking AI research agenda, and fresh stories from the Africa Evidence Effect in the December edition of our newsletter.
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Hub of Advanced Policy Innovation for the Environment (HAPIE)
The Hub of Advanced Policy Innovation for the Environment (HAPIE) is J-PAL’s regional Air and Water Lab in Egypt, a global initiative founded by J-PAL and Community Jameel.
Evaluation
Phone-Based Tutoring to Support Learning during School Closures: Evidence from Five Countries
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to test the impact of delivering educational content via mobile phones on student learning in five countries. Mobile-based instruction, especially through phone call tutorials, improved foundational learning outcomes for primary school student.
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Turning data into insights: How Cape Town is building a smarter, more equitable city
Cape Town’s 2017 water crisis prompted the City government to look at its data differently. Behind the millions of meter readings and billing records lay unanswered questions: How successful were the water conservation efforts across different areas in Cape Town? What does equitable water pricing...