Research & Policy Design: The First J-PAL Bihar Development Conference
In Part I, Iqbal Dhaliwal (Director of Policy, J-PAL Global) introduces J-PAL's history and mission, discusses the need for evaluations in the development field and the different types of evaluations, and covers policy outreach and motivation for today.
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Research and Policy Design: The First J-PAL Bihar Development Conference Session I: Improving Health Outcomes. In Part IV, Neelima Khetan (CEO, Seva Mandir) takes the podium.
Research and Policy Design: The First J-PAL Bihar Development ConferenceSession I: Improving Health Outcomes. In Part III, Rachel Glennerster (Director, J-PAL Global) presents on "Improving Health Care Delivery and Demand: Lessons from Rajasthan."
Research and Policy Design: The First J-PAL Bihar Development Conference In Part II, Guyanendra Badgaiyan (former Director of J-PAL South Asia) introduces J-PAL South Asia and speaks on the importance and benefits of impact evaluations.
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