CEGA and the Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh Studies hosted BRAC for a lunch seminar on the Play Lab project, an evidence-based, playful learning intervention for young children low resource settings. BRAC’s Executive Director, Dr. Muhammad Musa and BRAC USA’s Education Director, Devon McLorg, co-presented on effective approaches to early childhood development in the context of a larger strategy for poverty eradication.
In her presentation, McLorg described how the Play Lab project is being implemented in Bangladesh, Tanzania, and Uganda and how they are engaging with governments, local communities, and implementers to promote evidence-based policy making and playful learning for children ages 3-5 in these countries. For example, in Bangladesh, BRAC has scaled the program to over 1,000 Early Childhood Development Centers. In Tanzania, BRAC is working with the government to incorporate the play labs into the national early childhood development policy and curriculum.
This workshop, led by CEGA affiliates and EASST and BRAC fellows on July 3, 2018 in Kampala, Uganda, provided an opportunity for BRAC research and program staff to learn more about how to generate rigorous research. The workshop included presentations on casual inference and impact evaluation...
The BRAC-CEGA Learning Collaborative was officially launched on April 3-4, 2012 at UC Berkeley. The two-day meeting was an opportunity for CEGA faculty to learn about BRAC's programs in agriculture, finance, community development, health, education, and gender equity, as well as BRAC's existing...
The Research Matchmaking Conference on July 4-5, 2018 in Kampala, Uganda focused on fostering collaboration between BRAC and CEGA researchers. The conference featured presentations from BRAC and CEGA researchers on recently completed studies, such as Impact Evaluation of Targeting the Ultra Poor...
The 8th Annual EASST Summit was held at Sarova Panafric in Nairobi, Kenya on July 22-23, 2019. This years event brought together over 200 diverse participants, who discussed the latest research on economic development, health, agriculture, financial inclusion, and labour markets in East Africa....
BRAC is the world’s largest development NGO, serving 138 million people in 10 countries in South Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean. On Wednesday, April 4th, Berkeley hosted BRAC's Executive Director, Dr. Mahabub Hossain, for a conversation about the NGO's history, philosophy, and social...
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