As part of the 2020 Financial Inclusion Week, IPA’s Rafe Mazer presented on the webinar “Consumer Protection in the Global South: How to make financial inclusion safer for the world's most vulnerable?” hosted by BRAC.The discussion looked at how to better design consumer protection policies to account for the needs and risks of the more vulnerable, such as welfare transfer recipients.Rafe presented recent IPA research on how data sources such as customer care logs or social media can help flag problems as they arise, as well as recent trends in fraud related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à un webinaire virtuel, pour vous présenter les résultats de l’enquête de transition vers la vie active (ETVA) des jeunes et l’enquête RECOVR le vendredi 16 octobre prochain de 9h30 à 11h00 (GMT).L’Organisation internationale du Travail a commandité l’Enquête sur la transition vers la vie active (ETVA) des jeunes.Cette enquête, menée pour la première fois au Burkina Faso, a déjà été réalisée dans vingt-huit pays entre 2012 et 2016.

Can community policing programs be used effectively to build citizen trust in the police and reduce crime? That question was behind a coordinated research effort of six studies of community policing programs that were simultaneously implemented across six countries—Brazil, Colombia, Liberia, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Uganda.