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While conditional cash transfer (CCT) programs have been broadly successful in reducing gender gaps in school enrolment...
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Current attempts to mitigate the risks from natural disasters in developing countries are inadequate. This column...
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How can science from the Global South play a greater role in development policy? This column outlines how to build...
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High-frequency data collection at the level of households in developing countries offers the potential to measure their...
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