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The Impacts of In-kind Food Transfers versus Electronic Vouchers on Poverty Reduction in Indonesia
In partnership with the Government of Indonesia, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation to compare the efficacy of vouchers versus in-kind transfers in reducing poverty and improving program delivery. The reform led to an increase in assistance received by eligible households, due to improved targeting. As a result, poverty fell by 20 percent among the poorest households.
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Olivia Bryan
Olivia Bryan is a Policy Associate at J-PAL Global, where she supports evidence-based policy in the Health and Gender sectors by synthesizing and communicating research findings from randomized evaluations.
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BAE Incubator partner series, part five: Seeking systems-level change to address housing instability
Homelessness in the United States is a pressing issue that requires increased research on effective strategies to address it and foster long-term housing stability. With grant funding from Google.org — Google’s philanthropic arm—the Bay Area Evaluation (BAE) Incubator supported Bay Area service...