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Dec 11 III Encuentro de la Red Peruana de Monitoreo y Evaluación Post Teaser Text J-PAL e IPA co-organizarán el III Encuentro de la Red Peruana de Monitoreo y Evaluación, que en esta edición abordará la temática “Evaluación de Impacto en las Políticas Públicas - Reflexiones actuales desde el ámbito público”. El evento tendrá lugar en Lima los días 11 y 12 de Diciembre en el Auditorio del Ministerio de la Mujer y Poblaciones Vulnerables (MIMP). El encuentro reunirá a responsables de política pública, personal del sector privado, academia y sociedad civil, a fin de debatir las perspectivas actuales e intercambiar experiencias en el desarrollo de evaluaciones de impacto en el sector público.
Nov 27 Seminar on Evidence-based Approach to Public Policy Post Teaser Text The Centro de Informacion y Recursos para el Desarrollo (CIRD), IPA Peru, and J-PAL LAC organized a seminar on the importance of scientific evidence in improving the efficiency and efficacy of social policy.Dylan Ramshaw (Deputy Country Director, IPA Peru) introduced IPA and J-PAL’s mission and work in the region.Juan Hernandez (Policy Manager, J-PAL LAC) presented on the value that evidence can bring to public policy, as well as the role that randomized evaluations can play.Mauricio Alainz (Paraguay Project Coordinator, IPA Peru) presented results from randomized evaluations that examined topics in education, financial inclusion, and rural development.
Nov 20 Achieving Better Banking in Malawi Post Teaser Text Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) in Malawi and the Yale Savings and Payments Research Fund, under the Financial Inclusion Program at IPA, partnered with the Bankers Association of Malawi (BAM) to host a policy conference on Achieving Better Banking in Malawi on November 20 – 21, 2014, in Lilongwe, Malawi. The conference brought together practitioners, policymakers, and researchers to discuss the current landscape of empirical evidence on financial inclusion in Africa and its implications for policy in Malawi.