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The Miracle of Parenting Programs?

March 2, 2016 by Steven Ambrus - Julián Cristia Leave a Comment

For decades now, researchers have suspected that investments in early childhood development pay off richly. That is because providing the right intellectual and emotional stimulation to children in their first years could open a new future. It may not only lead to smarter, more prosperous and more socially-adapted adults. It could generate more equality and    productivity in … [Read more...] about The Miracle of Parenting Programs?

Health vs. Education: A Tale of Two Sectors

February 5, 2016 by Steven Ambrus - Julián Cristia Leave a Comment

The history of health and education over the last half century is a tale of two sectors, one vastly more dynamic and successful than the other. On the bright side, Latin America — and much of the world — has made immense progress in eradicating diseases that caused death, deformities and suffering, like smallpox and polio. Advances in primary health care, including … [Read more...] about Health vs. Education: A Tale of Two Sectors

Did You Get Your Shots? In Rural Communities in Guatemala a Simple Reminder Improved Health

June 17, 2015 by Matías Busso - Julián Cristia Leave a Comment

By: Matias Busso and Julian Cristia  Take a moment to recall the last time you forgot someone's birthday. When was the last time you were at the grocery store and forgot that one crucial ingredient for dinner? How many times have you been locked out in the past year? A good memory is undoubtedly important for anyone. The memory of faces, names, facts and many other things … [Read more...] about Did You Get Your Shots? In Rural Communities in Guatemala a Simple Reminder Improved Health

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