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10 Things to Know About Multiple Comparisons buff.ly/cSyfAlW #EGAPMethodsGuide

@DukeDCID Thank you to @eddymalesky & @DukeSanford for hosting and to everyone who made the last few days run smoothly. Until next time! 👋

That's a wrap on #EGAP31 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us @DukeDCID for deep discussions and constructive feedback. We hope you will be leaving with new insights, deeper connections, and fresh perspectives!

We dug into six more innovative #experimentalresearch projects today, then concluded with a final plenary exploring results & lessons from the #MetaketaV Study of Women’s Political Participation.

…and we are back for day two of #EGAP31! We are excited to continue critical conversations about #experimentalresearch on innovative evidence based policy in the area of #climategovernance and beyond 🌎️

Today we heard about exciting projects on topics ranging from tropical forest conservation & labour markets evidence in Sierra Leone to a randomized field experiment in Himchal Pradesh looking at reforestation led by women's groups. And then, a walk through Duke's green campus🍃

Great conversations at #EGAP31 as participants get to know one another by discussing research collaborations and the pressing questions in governance and politics... all while enjoying some sunshine 🌞

We are here at Day One of #EGAP31 @DukeDCID @DukeSanford! We are looking forward to two full days of connecting and learning through deep discussion on #experimentalresearch with a focus on #climategovernance.

Thanks to all who took part: @EddyMalesky @melinaplatas @anbrowndc @DanielNPosner @DotanHaim @lucy_es_martin @cdsamii @EricMvukiyehe & more!

We had an insightful afternoon reflecting on what EGAP-style interventions have taught us, and where we go from here in the current development landscape.

@DukeU Thank you to @EddyMalesky for organizing and hosting us at @DukeDCID @DukeSanford!

EGAP members, partners & friends are gathering at @DukeU today for an exciting event in advance of our member meeting. We will hear insights from our expert panelists as they reflect on the future of development research and practice across regions.

📢 Applications are now open for the I TREES–EGAP Small Grants! Are you working on an advanced-stage research project on inequality in Latin America or the Caribbean? TREES and @EGAPTweets are seeking rigorous, interdisciplinary research exploring the causes and consequences of inequality in its broadest sense. Selected projects will receive up to USD 5,000 and participate in a peer-review workshop with researchers from across the region. 🗓️ Deadline to submit your Letter of Inquiry: June 24, 2026 Learn more and apply here: trees.uniandes.edu.co/convocatoria/i… @LeopoldoTweets @jccardenas1965 @EconomiaUAndes

10 Things to Know about Spillovers: buff.ly/JJ9a4HZ #EGAPMethodsGuide

The 10th edition of #LAPolMeth is accepting abstract submissions! 📆 November 20–21, 2026 📍 Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá Keynotes: Natalia Bueno & Ted Enamorado Deadline: June 1st Submissions: cambridge.org/core/membershi… More: lapolmeth.info/uniandes-2026/ @PolMethSociety

In the lead up to #EGAP31 this May, we're spotlighting EGAP work on #climate governance 🌏 First up, @umbertomig, @MatiasSpektor, & @GuilhermeFasol1 investigate how citizens’ nationalist sentiments shape responses to foreign climate criticism: buff.ly/ozrSPkp

10 Things to Know About Project Workflow: buff.ly/r5DO2EF #EGAPMethodsGuide

@santisaap @NGarbirasDiaz @miweintraub83 @jakewbowers @MSWinters1 @maqartan @cschpad @lucy_es_martin @GarethNellis

Another feedback session for a #LearningDays alumni & EGAP grant recipient today! Thank you to all who joined for Plangnan Joseph Damshakal's project, "Eco-violence and policy solutions: effectiveness of the national livestock transformation programme in Plateau State, Nigeria."

Today we held a feedback session for #LearningDays alumni & EGAP grant recipient, Waliyat Olaide Oloyede, on their experimental project looking at the effect of the nutritional information on the diets of rural households in Nigeria. Thank you to everyone who took part!