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Evaluation
Reducing the Incidence of Vote Buying in Uganda
During the 2016 Ugandan elections, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation of an anti-vote-buying campaign to study voter behavior and electoral outcomes. Overall, the campaign did not reduce the extent of vote buying, but it had substantial effects on electoral outcomes.
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Sarah Gault
Sarah Gault is a Training Manager at J-PAL Global, where she works on developing and delivering training courses on impact evaluation for policymakers and researchers, including J-PAL’s Evaluating Social Programs course and online course offerings.
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Nurturing the null: Navigating Evaluation Challenges in Community-Based Care Management
In this piece, originally published in American Society on Aging’s Generations, Aaron Truchil, Dawn Wiest, and Kathleen Noonan of the Camden Coalition discuss their experience finding and learning from null results.
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Nurturing the null: Preparing for null results to bolster evidence use
Null results—finding no impact—can be particularly difficult for researchers, policymakers, and service providers to act on. In this blog post, we share three key considerations for successfully designing studies and acting on null results.
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Suresh Naidu
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Nurturing the null: Leveraging unexpected null results to improve case management for housing services
Kimberly Dodds, homeless prevention program manager in King County, Washington, discusses her experience discovering that their program had null results and how they were used to improve the Youth Family Homelessness Prevention Initiative.
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Steven Raphael
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Sarah Miller
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Ingrid Gould Ellen
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Desmond Ang
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Abigail Wozniak
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Chloe Gibbs
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Nicole Maestas
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