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More Evidence, Less Poverty IPAs approach Understand Impact evaluations Test in multiple Conferences, global and Direct market failures (Randomized contexts local implementation control trials) Develop Learn when to do Workshops

More Evidence, Less Poverty
IPA’s approach Understand Impact evaluations Test in multiple Conferences, global and Direct market failures (Randomized contexts local implementation control trials) Develop Learn when to do Workshops with policy Hands-on innovations Product design what makers and practitioners technical tests assistance Use frontier Policy memos and Practitioners’ knowledge from Operational practitioner briefs economics, research toolkits political science and psychology
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