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IPA ... INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION Four Things that are Top of Mind for IPA Original article: Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess | |||||||||
Four Things at Top of Mind for IPA
Brief on Government-to-Person Payments
IPA A photo of IPA staff taken during IPA's Africa Regional Research & Data Summit, held in March 2020 in Ruhengeri, Rwanda before global lockdowns started due to the COVID-19 pandemic. NEW BLOG POST Four Things that are Top of Mind for IPA By Annie Duflo and Radha Rajkotia Even in these difficult times, we are reflecting on our key accomplishments and lessons and, most importantly, staying focused on the major tasks to come. In this post, Executive Director Annie Duflo and Chief Research and Policy Officer Radha Rajkotia share four things that are top of mind for IPA as we look to create even greater impact in the coming year and years. Read the full blog post here. FEATURED BRIEF IPA Research from the Philippines, Colombia, and Bangladesh Examines Consumers’ Experiences with Digital Cash Transfers By Tanvi Jaluka About 17 percent of the world’s population has received at least one COVID-19-related cash transfer payment since the onset of the pandemic. Many of these transfers have been conducted digitally to efficiently and safely provide economic relief to affected households. Working closely with governments and partners in the Philippines, Colombia, and Bangladesh, IPA mapped key challenges in the delivery and use of digital Government-to-Person (G2P) Payments. Read more here. BLOG RECOVR Roundup Vol. 30: Social Protection in the Time of COVID-19 By Jeffrey Mosenkis, Gabriel Olila, and Rachel Strohm Three Questions for the Financial Inclusion Community to Consider in 2022 By Rafe Mazer, Tanvi Jaluka, and Alan Gelb From Digital G2P Payments to Greater Financial Inclusion—Latest Findings from the Philippines By Karisha Anne Cruz, Maria Isabel Fernandez, Kate Glynn-Broderick, Yuna Liang, Rebecca Rouse, and Nassreena Sampaco-Baddiri Tracking the Real Cost of Mobile Transactions: IPA's New Two-Year Pilot By William Blackmon and Rachel Pizatella-Haswell IPA IN THE NEWS
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