Familias en Accion: A Conditional Cash Transfer Program in Colombia

Version française de l'intervention.

Intervenant(s)

Orazio Attanasio

Professor of Economics, University College London, UK

Bertha Briceño

Head of Directorate for Evaluation of Public Policies, National Planning Department, Colombia

Événements

Colloque

08 juin 2009

09:00 à 10:00

Esther Duflo et Jean-Michel Debrat

Opening Remarks

Colloque

08 juin 2009

10:00 à 11:00

Abhijit Banerjee et Fouad Abdelmouni

The Impacts of Microfinance

Colloque

08 juin 2009

11:00 à 12:00

Dean Karlan et Carlos Danel

Sensitivity to Interest Rate for Entrepreneurs: South Africa, Mexico, Philippines, and Peru

Colloque

08 juin 2009

13:00 à 14:00

Jakob Svensson et Mary C.K. Bitekerezo

Public and Privately-Provided Counseling and Long-Term Unemployment: Lessons from a Randomized Exper…

Colloque

09 juin 2009

14:00 à 15:00

Rachel Glennerster et Rukmini Banerji

Every Child in School and Learning Well

Colloque

09 juin 2009

15:00 à 16:00

Pascaline Dupas et Liza Kimbo

Strategies for Scaling-up ITN Coverage in Sub-Saharan Africa

Colloque

09 juin 2009

17:00 à 18:00

Arianna Legovini, Abhijit Banerjee et François Bourguignon

Concluding Remarks

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Familias en Accion: A Conditional Cash Transfer Program in Colombia

Intervenant(s)

Orazio Attanasio

Bertha Briceño

Événements

Opening Remarks

The Impacts of Microfinance

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Familias en Accion: A Conditional Cash Transfer Program in Colombia

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Public and Privately-Provided Counseling and Long-Term Unemployment: Lessons from a Randomized Exper…

Every Child in School and Learning Well

Strategies for Scaling-up ITN Coverage in Sub-Saharan Africa

Concluding Remarks

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