IPA is investigating many ways to help the poor boost the income they get from their work. Methods range from improving farming yields, to land and property ownership, to improving understanding of credit markets for farmers and productivity boosts for small and medium enterprises.
 Fin24 highlights the complications of providing payments, jobs, and training as a means to help people escape poverty, citing... |
 Workers at a factory in Ethiopia  Chris Blattman and Stefan Dercon wrote an op-ed in The New York Times about the unexpected results from a study we worked on with them in Ethiopia. |
 There are an estimated 411 million mobile money accounts worldwide, allowing even the poor in remote areas to send and receive money at low cost. |
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 Professor Christopher Woodruff presenting his paper in the IPA IGC seminar |
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 Dean Karlan speaks at TUP event in Peru CREDIT: Marta Garnelo Caamano |
