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Nov 14 IPA and the University of Indonesia Co-Host Workshop for Financial Service Providers Post Teaser Text From November 14-17, IPA's Financial Inclusion Program, in collaboration with the University of Indonesia, hosted a workshop for financial service providers on using Human Centered Design methodology to create gender-inclusive products.
Nov 07 Policy Implications from the Sustainable Transformation for Youth in Liberia (STYL) Program Post Teaser Text Urban crime and violence are among the most costly and divisive issues facing cities worldwide.Across various contexts, policymakers are searching for violence prevention measures that can serve as alternatives to coercive tools, such as aggressive policing, punishment, and imprisonment.Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has emerged as a potential alternative strategy for a more targeted and potentially less expensive approach.In Liberia, the Sustainable Transformation for Youth in Liberia (STYL) Program, which was an 8-week CBT program paired with cash transfers, successfully reduced criminal, violent, and other antisocial behaviors immediately after the program.
Nov 07 Policy Implications from the Sustainable Transformation for Youth in Liberia (STYL) Program Post Teaser Text Urban crime and violence are among the most costly and divisive issues facing cities worldwide. Across various contexts, policymakers are searching for violence prevention measures that can serve as alternatives to coercive tools, such as aggressive policing, punishment, and imprisonment. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has emerged as a potential alternative strategy for a more targeted and potentially less expensive approach.
