Alan de Brauw discusses the findings of experiments to catalyse the enrolment and use of mobile money as a way to increase financial access in areas of Ethiopia with large refugee populations.

Matt Juden shares learning from working with evaluation teams to apply new approaches to eliciting prior beliefs over relationships in a causal model.

Calum Davey and Matt Juden discuss how an experimental Bayesian method can be used in re-analysis of a nutrition-sensitive agriculture intervention.

When schools teach pupils in their mother tongues, it helps their reading in their own languages and may also improve their reading in other languages. A CEDIL-funded systematic review explored the impact of language of instruction policies on literacy outcomes.

May Adra and Sawsan Abdulrahim share insights from a participatory action research study with women migrant domestic workers in Lebanon

What have we learned about applying innovative methods to examine complex, development-related questions? Join us for the final CEDIL conference between 21 and 24 February 2023 to unpack this question and reflect with researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers.