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Subject Women-Led Businesses in LMICs | Article on Masks Study
Date September 30, 2021 8:14 PM
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LATEST RESEARCH &amp; NEWS

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NEW PUBLICATION

Supporting Women-led Businesses in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Through the COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond

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By Elizabeth Koshy and Lucia Sanchez

In this brief, Innovations for Poverty Action has compiled evidence-based insights for the short- and long-term recovery of women-led businesses in low- and middle-income countries from the COVID-19 crisis. The pandemic has negatively impacted many businesses. Given emerging data on the gender dimensions of the crisis, this brief focuses specifically on how to ensure that women and women-led businesses are included in the economic recovery from the pandemic.

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NEW ARTICLE

The Largest Study on Masks and COVID-19 Revealed That Masks Work

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By Heidi McAnnally-Linz, Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak, and Ashley Styczynski

In this article for the Washington Post, researchers Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak and Ashley Styczynski along with former IPA Director of Policy &amp; External Relations, Heidi McAnnally-Linz, talk about the recent IPA study

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on how to increase mask use and its impact on COVID-19. They highlight the importance of building large-scale coalitions to transform useful information into programs that reach millions of people.

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NEW BLOG POST

Locally-Grounded Research: Strengthening Partnerships to Advance the Science and Impact of Development Research

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By Suleiman Asman, Claudia Casarotto, Annie Duflo, and Radha Rajkotia

Over IPA’s nearly 20 years of moving evidence to impact, we have learned that strong technical skills combined with a deep knowledge of and connection to the local context are critical to putting evidence to use. We believe that making research more locally grounded—by increasing the engagement of researchers from the countries where our research activities are taking place—will likely lead to more policy-relevant and impactful studies. In this blog post, we lay out why and how we are embarking on this new strategy.

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BLOG

Digital Credit and Donor Funds: Public Goods for Private Companies?

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By Rafe Mazer

Locally-Grounded Research: Strengthening Partnerships to Advance the Science and Impact of Development Research

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By Suleiman Asman, Claudia Casarotto, Annie Duflo, Radha Rajkotia

RECOVR Roundup Vol. 25: Social Protection in the Time of COVID-19

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By Luciana Debenedetti, Jeffrey Mosenkis, and Rachel Strohm

10 Leadership Lessons My IPA Colleagues Have Taught Me In (Almost) 10 Years

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By Heidi McAnnally-Linz

RECOVR Roundup Vol. 24: Social Protection in the Time of COVID-19

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By Luciana Debenedetti, Jeffrey Mosenkis, and Rachel Strohm



IPA IN THE NEWS

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​​​In The New York Times, Researchers Call for Mask-Wearing

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The Atlantic Covers Masks Study in Bangladesh

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In The Economist, Results of Bangladesh Study on Mask Use

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Bangladesh Masks Study Featured in NBC News

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The Dhaka Tribune on Study Increasing Mask-Wearing in Bangladesh

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EVENTS

UPCOMING

Zambia Education Evidence Summit 2021

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November (date TBD) | Webinar, Zambia

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Ghana National Education Week: Evidence Summit 2021

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September 28-30 | Conference, Ghana

Webinar | Organized Crime and Economic Growth: Evidence from Mafia Infiltrated Municipalities in Italy

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September 28 | Webinar, United States

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Webinar | Venezuelan Refugees and Migrants in Brazil: Challenges to Integration and Local Impacts

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September 22 | Webinar, United States

Webinar | Shifting Individual Behaviors in High Risk Settings: Lessons from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Inspired Interventions

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August 19 | Webinar, United States

Government to People Payment Digitization: Understanding Beneficiaries’ Experiences

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July 28 | Webinar, Bangladesh

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