Our intent was to make SASA! Together easier to use, accessible to more organizations and communities, and above all, even better at preventing violence against women. Learn more about #SASA! Together raisingvoices.org/wp-content/upl…

Do register, this is going to be a great lecture!! Nava Ashraf International Growth Centre

8/ Ranger - 🥈Best Idea 2nd place Augmented reality wearable for the deaf that transcribes audio and shows the directional location of noises Runs completely offline

📢 Join us online for the 34th Simon Kuznets Memorial Lecture #Kuznets2025 🧑‍🏫 @orianabandiera of LSE STICERD International Growth Centre G2LM|LIC 🗓️ Feb 27, 4PM ET 💡#Development & Organization of Labor 💻 Info & webinar registration: egc.yale.edu/news/250115/ec… LSE Gender #GlobalDev

Misinformation. Polarization. Decline in human rights. 🔍 #Research can help. Listen to the team leader for our Democratic and Inclusive Governance program, Adrian Di Giovanni, who shares why research matters for building healthy societies where everyone has a voice.

📢Have you registered yet? Join us on March 3 for an exciting discussion on Time Use Data & #GenderEquality! Check out our incredible speakers and get ready for inspiring insights👇 Register now: bit.ly/3EUXckJ Open Data Watch KNBStats UNStats UN Women

1 in 5 people face severe #climate risks, but high-income nations emit 84% of GHGs. The World Bank 2024 "Poverty, Prosperity, and Planet" report calls for urgent emissions cuts and resilience building. Learn more in 3 interactive charts: wrld.bg/NT8q50V8fEN

Reducing inequality in #Africa requires more than redistribution—it demands addressing root causes. This book examines policies in education, financial regulation, and industrial development to create fairer economic opportunities: wrld.bg/bkJW50V8fAA

Personal initiative training continues to yield positive benefits after 7 years, but impacts vary with gender - I summarize a form of business training that not only increased firm profits in Togo, but has impacts for men that grow over time blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…

📰New Opinion Piece out: 'What 10,000 students taught us about combating LGBTphobia in schools' by Stéphane Carcillo Sciences Po, Marie-Anne Valfort Paris School of Economics Research and Pedro Vergara Merino at Center for Research in Economics and Statistics (CREST). #LGBT wol.iza.org/opinions/what-…

Today is the day ! Plenty of interesting findings from the latest survey round Young Lives . Would you like to know more? Please read here younglives.org.uk/publications

Fragile Lives 2025 will be hosted in Berlin w/ a focus on "Gender, Institutions & Fragility" I'll be attending to speak about violence 👇🏾~ submit your papers by April 6th and see you there! ISDC Berlin DIW Berlin DIW Berlin hicn.org/call-for-paper…

Important findings

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I've attended this conference more than once and learned a great deal. There is a wonderful group of applied micro-economists who attend regularly. Recommended!

Last month, we released our latest #VoxDevLit on Refugees & Other Forcibly Displaced Populations. Read and download here: voxdev.org/voxdevlit/refu…

Great series of events CEPR on conflict, public policies and impact on economies with upcoming sessions on #ethnic diversity (see below) and #gender (next session in April) FCDO Research, Science and Technology

The world made historic progress in reducing inequality—but the COVID-19 pandemic set us back. What happens next? World Bank data suggest we need rapid, sustainable growth in the poorest countries to prevent a reversal. wrld.bg/pnHh50VBLE1

Out today in April MECS News: Prabhat Education Foundation and Amita Bhakta explore untold energy stories of people with disabilities through PhotoVoice, first MECS podcast launched & lots more from MECS & partners - us20.campaign-archive.com/?u=24a4700642a… #newsletter #CleanCooking #eCooking

Moreover, the intervention is ridiculously cost-effective: for every $1 spent, society gained $65 in carbon savings alone. And that’s WILDLY conservative—it excludes health benefits, assumes only 1 year of adoption, and uses the low end of emissions reductions.