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In honor of #InternationalWomensDay here are some cool @vox_dev columns and videos that I went back to this morning...
First up, a great interview from #VoxDevTalks with #ChrisWoodruff on how women are becoming managers in #Bangladesh @timsvengali
voxdev.org/topic/firms-tr…
First up, a great interview from #VoxDevTalks with #ChrisWoodruff on how women are becoming managers in #Bangladesh @timsvengali
voxdev.org/topic/firms-tr…
Second: the role of skill building and training for adolescent girls in #Uganda & #Libera by @markus_gold
"Gender-sensitive youth employment programmes combining income generation & life skills training can be effective in helping adolescent girls succeed"
voxdev.org/topic/labour-m…
"Gender-sensitive youth employment programmes combining income generation & life skills training can be effective in helping adolescent girls succeed"
voxdev.org/topic/labour-m…
Third: the long term effects of #Mexico's Progressa cash transfer program by @susanwparker_mx and #TomVogl
"Conditional transfers in childhood improve education, labour, and economic outcomes in adulthood, especially for women"
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"Conditional transfers in childhood improve education, labour, and economic outcomes in adulthood, especially for women"
voxdev.org/topic/public-e…
We just hit the 10 month mark since @vox_dev launched!! We have reached 85K users, with 250K page views from 187 countries! Huge thanks to all our amazing contributors, a phenomenal Board (#RobinBurgess #ChangTaiHsieh #ChrisWoodruff) & a fantastic Managing Editor @NidhiParekh7
To celebrate our 10 month anniversary, here are my favorite 10 @vox_dev columns. Of course, it was almost an impossible task to limit myself to just 10, can’t wait for our 20 month anniversary!! So, please think of these simply as about where my (biased) research interests lie...
First up, and in no particular order whatsoever, #DaveDonaldson & #DavidAtkin from @MITEcon: “High trade costs and mark-ups on transportation within African countries reduce the surplus and market access of remote consumers” goo.gl/oVeKBE
