While most people know GiveWell for our Top Charities (which still get most funding), we're increasingly funding promising opportunities outside that framework.
What's changed? 🧵
We're hiring a Program Officer to build our new Livelihoods grantmaking portfolio, focusing on increasing income and consumption for people in extreme poverty.
We're looking for 10+ years of relevant experience. Remote eligible and $205-$228k.
More here: https://t.co/5OIl8nxBvh
Intergenerational impacts of secondary education subsidies on children in Ghana, from Esther Duflo, @DupasPascaline, Elizabeth Spelke, and @econ_mark https://t.co/LDqSYzcJzr
@_alice_evans@femonomics, @juddkessler, and @ColinD_Sullivan have a great AER paper on how to elicit employer preferences without deception/audit studies: https://t.co/xXTzGrnIiR so some academics care (though, sadly, not enough to ensure that this method displaces most audit studies)
PhD student @econ_mark received support from the King Center for his experiment in #Pakistan studying why people are reluctant to share information about new technologies, adding to the theoretical literature on social learning models. https://t.co/qJaGyOEdUU
A 3-minute informational video shown to mothers in Ghana successfully increased how much the women conversed with their infants, a practice that boosts cognitive development, from @DupasPascaline Camille Falezan, @seema_econ and @econ_mark https://t.co/NlH2KoFYux
DevPEC PhD Student Conference will take place on April 25-26, 2023. It's an excellent opportunity to present your work & get feedback from peers & faculty @UCBerkeley & @Stanford. Keynote speaker is Professor Marco Gonzalez Navarro @marcogleznav! Apply by March 10th #EconTwitter
Can interoperability play a role in the adoption of digital merchant payments? Results from a pilot study in #Tanzania by @philip_roessler & Mark Walsh, find out more on our blog ➡️https://t.co/cwNFhbmE1k
#SDGs#FinancialInclusion#MobileMoney
@mattbrown_econ This fresh paper by Colonelli, Neto, and
@edoardoteso seems related and uses the amazingly comprehensive Brazilian labor market data https://t.co/WWrwAu5QWC
How does partisan affiliation affect labor market outcomes? In a new working paper, Emanuele Colonnelli, Valdemar Pinho Neto, and I leverage new administrative data, a field experiment, and new large scale surveys to shed light on this question.
https://t.co/7uOmvliYS2
DevPEC, a PhD Student Conference, is back this year and on hybrid mode. Awesome space for graduate students to share their work. #EconTwitter please help us spread the word!
See this thread for more details.
@NadavAHollander No opinion on crypto regulation. Just here to point out that vegans re-designing henhouses has been one of the most effective charitable interventions of the past decade https://t.co/kY7EJtBHiC
DevPEC PhD Student Conference is taking place online on April 28-29th, 2021. This is a great opportunity to get feedback on your project from excellent researchers from universities across the globe. Submit your working papers by March 8th!
See the attached program for details