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Research Outputs
Socio-Emotional Skills
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Research Outputs
- Do Men Really Have Greater Socio-Emotional Skills Than Women? Evidence from Tanzanian Youth (World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 10873) (Rachel Cassidy, Smita Das, Clara Delavallade, Elijah Kipchumba, and Julietha Komba)
- Exploring the Drivers of Youth Pursuing Vocational Training in High-Paying Sectors in Côte d’Ivoire (World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 10924) (Clara Delavallade, Manil Zenaki, Léa Rouanet, and Estelle Koussoubé)
- Gender Differences in Socio-Emotional Skills and Economic Outcomes New Evidence from 17 African Countries (World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 10197) (Kehinde Ajayi, Smita Das, Clara Delavallade, Tigist Ketema, and Léa Rouanet)
- Occupational Sex Segregation in Agriculture Evidence on Gender Norms and Socio-Emotional Skills in Nigeria (World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 9695) (Smita Das, Clara Delavallade, Ayodele Fashogbon, Wale Ogunleye, and Sreelakshmi Papineni)
- Unpacking Socio-Emotional Skills for Women’s Economic Empowerment (World Bank Gender Innovation Lab and IPA)
- Which Socio-Emotional Skills Matter Most for Women's Earnings? New Insights from Sub-Saharan Africa (Policy Brief) (Kehinde Ajayi, Smita Das, Clara Delavallade, Tigist Assefa Ketema, and Léa Rouanet, with contributions by Cansu Birce Gokalp)