Franziska Gassmann

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Franziska Gassmann

Franziska Gassmann

@gassmann21

Professor in Social Protection and Development

Maastricht, The Netherlands Katılım Ekim 2015
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Jahanzib Wesa
Jahanzib Wesa@jahanzibwesa·
Afghan Women Singing in English for Freedom and Gender Apartheid 🇦🇫 The slogan "My voice is not private" of Afghan women after the Taliban enacted a new law for women and banned women's voices in the media. #Poems_For_Freedom #GenderApartheid #UN
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Jahanzib Wesa@jahanzibwesa·
Afghan Women Rights Activist Tahmina Salik: With these sounds, and poetry we Afghan women shook the palace of your authoritarian rule and we will destroy it. Afghan women are shared their voices through the poetry for their freedom. #صدای_زن_عورت_نیست #GenderApartheid
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World Bank Data
World Bank Data@worldbankdata·
Interested in tracking urbanization trends, conflict areas or economic activity? Discover the potential of @NASA's #BlackMarble #data with our latest blog post, and explore how #R and #Python packages simplify data access and analysis. 🛰️ wrld.bg/wzkN50R5VFP
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David McKenzie
David McKenzie@dmckenzie001·
The Development Impact blog has been slowed down by the World Bank transitioning us to a newer, slower, more cumbersome, platform. But we are up and running with two posts. Here's Gabe Englander on publishing in science journals blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…
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Yohan
Yohan@yohaniddawela·
Most countries don't provide granular data on economic activity. Luckily, there are a range of geospatial datasets we can use as proxies. Here's a list of the best (free) resources for estimating sub-national economic activity:
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Jostein Hauge
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein·
This is a must-read. A powerful critique of mainstream economics coming from Angus Deaton, a recent Nobel Prize winner in economics who has spent most of his career within the mainstream. He highlights five major deficiencies of mainstream economics, and they are spot on: the neglect of power structures in economic analyses, the marginalisation of philosophical issues, the obsession with efficiency, the narrow interpretation of empirical methods and the blind fixation on inferential statistics, and the lack of humility vis-a-vis other social sciences. imf.org/en/Publication…
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World Bank Poverty
World Bank Poverty@WBG_Poverty·
Social protection for inclusive climate action!🌱 Learn how #IDAworks to use social protection instruments to improve climate resilience and protect the most vulnerable people from climate-related shocks. wrld.bg/TNTg50QMzGI
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NBER@nberpubs·
A new validation method shows that people systematically misreport subjective well-being, which means caution is warranted when using such survey responses as welfare measures, from @JamesAndreoni, B. Douglas Bernheim, and Tingyan Jia nber.org/papers/w32208
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David Evans
David Evans@DaveEvansPhD·
How to make sure funds for school meals are used well? sciencedirect.com/science/articl… "A transparency intervention in the Colombian School Meals Program significantly changed the behavior of powerful operators. The intervention consisted of informal audits & text messages to parents."
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David Evans@DaveEvansPhD·
"Towards improved and more transparent ethics in randomised controlled trials in development social science" tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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World Bank Poverty
World Bank Poverty@WBG_Poverty·
According to the @WorldBank #COVID19 Household Monitoring Dashboard, households in poorer countries were less likely to report receiving govt assistance, & more likely to resort to coping strategies w/ damaging consequences to #poverty and social mobility. wrld.bg/UKPV50QkNrg
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