What does climate inequality look like?
The top map shows national responsibility for climate breakdown. The bottom maps show projected climate-change attributable health and mortality risks in 2050.
Last year at a time like this, we'd served 2,063,585 meals.
This year, we've delivered 10,141,035 meals.
That's a 391% increment.
Really, really, proud of our @Food4Education team!
#FeedingTheFuture
📣Our new mega-paper just released in @nberpubs. So proud of this one. A 5-country randomized trial in India, Kenya, Nepal, Philippines, & Uganda. We evaluate phone calls to deliver targeted education during school disruptions. Learning gains = .33 SD.
https://t.co/VRuF1DdnIi 👇
US foreign aid should go to innovative solutions that save lives & transform communities.
Today, I'm introducing the Fostering Innovation in Global Development Act (FIGDA) w/@RepYoungKim to give USAID the tools to prioritize innovation in foreign aid.
Here's what FIGDA does🧵
Loved this piece in today's NYT - returning to indigenous land relationships (ie inter-cropping, getting rid of row farming, organic over chemical, etc) is producing healthier and wealthier farmers.
Some of the most climate-vulnerable farmers in the world have become some of the most creative farmers in the world.
I met them on a recent trip to Malawi:
https://t.co/pIuonRe7Nn
Just back from @SkollFoundation World Forum - 5th time, 1st as a funder. Seeing it from the ‘other side’ reinforced my sense that funders must be accountable to the impact they are (or are not) investing in. @mulagostarr https://t.co/MBheNdHG0z via @SSIReview
New research shows how European fishing fleets are draining West African fisheries and destroying local livelihoods. People are forced to migrate and end up as highly exploited workers in European cities. European capital sabotages them twice over. https://t.co/nohs47dHbJ
Neoclassical economists cannot deal with the reality of the ecological crisis because nature, despite being the basis and context of all production, is literally *external* to their model of the economy.
It’s like trying to sail a ship with no knowledge of the sea.
This piece in @SSIReview shares examples of scaling impact beyond just organizational growth. Shout out to @HealthyLearners, @VisionSpring & @Living_Goods and other @MulagoFound supported orgs with a focus on scaling impact > scaling payroll. 👇 https://t.co/jyuxbtHTnY
Social entrepreneurs- are you thinking about doing an RCT? Just rediscovered this thread - great reminder of when randomization can help (and hurt!) organizations.
we - Mulago - have a some common advice to any of our organizations planning a big, expensive, third-party randomized control trial (RCT). there's a lot of uses for randomization, but in this thread RCT means a big trial that can prove (or not) your thing is worth scaling. a 🧵
One of the many perks of working at @MulagoFound is learning from the best thinkers and doers. Thanks Richard for sharing how your team is evaluating agency as a core tenant of your investment thesis!
Fun chat today with Richard Sedlmayr @AgencyFund about an “agency” lens. Our language is different but we definitely agree the right psycho-social engagement and HOW solutions are delivered has a big role in what impact results. (@AveryBang loves office chats!)
Just wrapped up a @MulagoFound site visit with @cam_dairies and their incredible leader Aisha Bashir (far right). Câm creates wealth for pastoralists by sourcing raw milk for their diary company from women like Safiyah (left). @StanfordGSB - great alumni impact at scale story