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What Economists’ Views on “Development” Tell Us About Who Still Dominates Economics
Eeshani Kandpal
July 20, 2023
I just returned from the International Health Economics Association’s biennial congress, held in Cape Town. The theme of this year’s congress was diversity in health economics. I spoke in the opening plenary about (the lack of) diversity in economics research. In this blog, I reflect on my plenary c...
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The Brass Tacks of Fostering Evidence Use, Learning, and Transparency at the World Bank
Julia Kaufman et al.
June 05, 2023
Recent CGD events have shown several bright spots for the evidence-informed policy agenda, demonstrating leadership commitment to evidence generation and use. The new World Bank president, Ajay Banga, called for the institution to deepen its role as a knowledge bank in a recent speech at CGD. Newly ...
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The World Bank Should Harness Evidence to Deliver Greater Impact
Eeshani Kandpal et al.
June 05, 2023
The World Bank’s lending function is important and irreplaceable. But providing countries with an important source of financing and investing in evidence do not have​ to be in tension. The role of evaluation should shift from an assessment function to one in which evaluation is a central tool of pro...
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What We Saw at the 2023 Spring Meetings
Charles Kenny et al.
April 20, 2023
Last week, leaders from around the world gathered in Washington, DC to discuss the global economic situation, a looming debt crisis, and the future of the international financial institutions. Here are some of CGD experts' takeaways on the highs and lows.
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Updating the World Bank’s Gender Strategy: The Critical Role for Social Protection
Eeshani Kandpal
March 29, 2023
We are at a pivotal moment as the WBG is updating their 2016-2023 Gender Strategy amidst numerous crises and setbacks to gender equality. Gender-responsive social protection will be critical to preventing further setbacks and advancing gender equality during these crises.  
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Taking Care: The Impacts and Limitations of Financial Incentives in Health
Damien de Walque et al.
February 16, 2023
A frustrating healthcare situation exists in many low-income countries: deaths are often due to poor quality care rather than the lack of access to care. Despite sustained investments in health service delivery and increases in the use of health services health outcomes have remained poor.
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