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August 2023 Newsletter
J-PAL Africa reflects on how Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can be used to reduced crime and violence in schools, while J-PAL North America looks at low cost options to increase court appearances in the US. Read these stories and more through our August 2023 newsletter.
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DEDP Alumni Spotlight: Digging deeper into research questions inspired at MIT
In January 2023, the Data, Economics, and Design of Policy program welcomed its fourth cohort of students, who came from around the world to MIT for eight months of learning, building friendships, and tackling challenging projects and questions. As the class of 2023 graduates and joins our vibrant...
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Making every research step count: Introducing the ATAI Data Portal
Today, ATAI launched a new open data platform to bring together the best evidence from ATAI-funded research in a single portal, making it easily accessible to researchers and policymakers alike. The initiative aims to foster collaboration and evidence-informed decision-making in the agricultural...
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Learning for All Initiative (LAI) African Scholars Opportunities
The Learning for All Initiative (LAI) is invested in creating more opportunities for African scholars to develop and drive the research agenda on the African continent. We are excited to present funding opportunities for resident African Scholars—those who have completed a PhD with sufficient...
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New open data platform to advance robust and comprehensive research in the agricultural sector
The Agricultural Technology Adoption Initiative today launched a data portal to share harmonized data from randomized evaluations of agriculture programs.
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Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America
In the introductory post of the J-PAL North America ten-year anniversary blog series, our scientific leadership reflects on some of the most impactful research conducted by academic researchers in our network and supported by J-PAL North America
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Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America: Ensuring rigorous research design and effective implementation
In part two of J-PAL North America’s ten-year anniversary blog series, we dive into study design and implementation and look at past studies to distill key lessons on ensuring rigorous research design and effective implementation to build an evidence base on poverty reduction strategies.
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Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America: Forming strong researcher-practitioner partnerships
In part three of J-PAL North America’s ten-year anniversary blog series, we distill key lessons on the effective collaboration between researchers and practitioners needed to build an evidence base on poverty reduction strategies.
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Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America: Credibly identifying program impact
In part four of J-PAL North America’s ten-year anniversary blog series, we discuss how credible evidence from randomized evaluations is informative in identifying effective strategies to reduce poverty, regardless of the impact estimate.
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Reflecting on a decade of impactful research at J-PAL North America: Informing crucial policy decisions at scale
In part five of J-PAL North America’s ten-year anniversary blog series, we distill key lessons on how to bridge the gap from research to policy to action.
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Partner Spotlight: Carrie S. Cihak on centering community perspectives and continual learning
In this Evidence Champion series, J-PAL North America is recognizing individuals in our network who have made extraordinary contributions to the field of evidence-based policymakin g. This piece features the work of Carrie S. Cihak, our inaugural partner recipient. Carrie is the evidence and impact...