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Training for Action
A recent survey of J-PAL executive course participants shows that many are actively implementing rigorous evaluations. Over the past five years, our executive training courses have reached over 400 participants from across the globe. Our survey shows almost two-thirds have sought opportunities to run randomized evaluations, more than one-third have initiated randomized evaluations, and 90 percent have delivered presentations on randomization to colleagues. This is what survey respondents told us (these results do not include course alumni who are professionally affiliated with J-PAL, IPA, or CMF): |
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| The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) in the MIT Department of Economics is dedicated to fighting poverty by ensuring that policy decisions are based on scientific evidence. We run, promote the use of, and disseminate the results of randomized evaluations of poverty programs. If you are not currently receiving J-PAL publications and updates and wish to be added (or removed) from our electronic and postal mailing lists, please contact us at povertyactionlab@mit.edu or phone 617-324-0108. | |||