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May 28 Advancing Ultra-Poor Graduation: Using Evidence and Innovation to Deliver UPG Programs at Scale
Nov 02 IPA PPI Director Julie Peachey Presents at Feedback Summit 2017 IPA Director Julie Peachey, who oversees the Poverty Probability Index, a household-level poverty measurement tool used by hundreds of organizations around the world to measure their reach and impact on poor and low-income households, gave a presentation on Feedback-Powered Impact Investing at Feedback Summit 2017.
Oct 31 J-PAL and IPA’s Evidence in Financial Inclusion Week Twitter Chat On October 31, J-PAL’s Finance Sector and IPA’s Financial Inclusion Program co-hosted a Twitter chat as part of the Center for Financial Inclusion’s Financial Inclusion Week (#FinclusionWeek).We invited people on Twitter to ask us anything about the evidence in financial inclusion, and we received questions on a range of topics.We answered questions about studies in the Philippines, evidence on expanding financial education among disadvantaged populations, digital financial services, microcredit, and more.
Oct 27 IPA Myanmar Participated in Workshop to Design Impact Evaluation of Myanmar’s National Community Driven Development Project IPA Myanmar participated in the workshop to design the impact evaluation of Myanmar’s National Community Driven Development Project.