Deboleena Rakshit
@meanregressive.bsky.social
Currently RAing @ifpri.org • Enjoying the scenic route from EngLit to Econ • En train de maîtriser le français
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Blog is here, paper will follow in early 2025: www.ifpri.org/blog/g...
Excited to share high-quality evidence from one of the very, very few trials ever conducted in this challenging context
Excited to share high-quality evidence from one of the very, very few trials ever conducted in this challenging context
Graduation from poverty: Can a big push program help conflict-affected households? Evidence from Somalia
Moving from assistance to self-sufficiency.
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December 17, 2024 at 7:07 PM
Blog is here, paper will follow in early 2025: www.ifpri.org/blog/g...
Excited to share high-quality evidence from one of the very, very few trials ever conducted in this challenging context
Excited to share high-quality evidence from one of the very, very few trials ever conducted in this challenging context
This is so cool! Congratulations to Amir - what a great reason to be recognized! 🎉
December 13, 2024 at 2:46 PM
This is so cool! Congratulations to Amir - what a great reason to be recognized! 🎉
Fascinating paper! Caught my eye for personal reasons. I was the de facto teacher for a couple of subjects in my high school while the actual teacher caught up on grading! 😁 It was a fun “job”, and I ended up doing really well on the national board exams. Good to see this work at scale!
December 4, 2024 at 5:50 PM
Fascinating paper! Caught my eye for personal reasons. I was the de facto teacher for a couple of subjects in my high school while the actual teacher caught up on grading! 😁 It was a fun “job”, and I ended up doing really well on the national board exams. Good to see this work at scale!
Everything you mention is a challenge. Working in teams where people may have different preferences makes it hard to agree on and enforce consistency. Practical guidance on how to convince and encourage people to take reproducibility seriously from the start of research projects would be useful!
November 24, 2024 at 3:14 AM
Everything you mention is a challenge. Working in teams where people may have different preferences makes it hard to agree on and enforce consistency. Practical guidance on how to convince and encourage people to take reproducibility seriously from the start of research projects would be useful!