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Pacific Development Economics 2005 Conference (Chair: John Strauss, USC). 1.) Tania Barham, UC Berkeley “Providing a healthier start to life: The impact of conditional cash transfers on infant mortality ... 2.
CIDER - Center for International and Development Economics Research Our members hail from the Departments of Economics, Agriculture and Resource Economics, and Political Science, and in the School of Public Health and the ... 3.
SEGA - PROGRESA/Oportunidades PROGRESA/Oportunidades. Project Overview: ... The program offers transfers to poor families in Mexico conditional on their participation in health and ... 4.
SEGA - Local Institutions in Postwar Sierra Leone John Bellows and Edward Miguel, War and Institutions: New Evidence from Sierra Leone, American Economic Association Papers and Proceedings, 2006, ... 5.
SEGA - Primary School Deworming Project Deworming treatment reduced serious worm infections in children by one half. In other words, the prevalence of moderate-to-heavy helminth infections was ... 6.
CIDER - Center for International and Development Economics Research CIDER is an interdisciplinary research center dedicated to the study of all ... We invite you to explore our newly-updated website, and to contact us if you ... 7.
CIDER - Center for International and Development Economics Research Our members hail from the Departments of Economics, Agriculture and Resource Economics, and Political Science, and in the School of Public Health and the ... 8.
CIDER - Center for International and Development Economics Research CIDER Faculty Research Affiliates are based in the U.C. Berkeley Departments of Economics, Agriculture and Resource Economics, and Political Science, ... 9.
SEGA - Primary School Deworming Project The entire community and those living up to 6 km from the treatment schools benefited from the "spillover" effects of deworming. Spillover effects occur ... 10.
SEGA - Balwadi Health Program Balwadi Health Program. This study evaluates the impact of a non-governmental organization (NGO) pre-school nutrition and health project in the slums of ... |
