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At CEGA, we believe that evidence should inform decisions about how development funding is spent.

Through competitive grant-making, we fund actionable research that can be used by policymakers to improve lives. We believe that grant competitions generate the highest-quality research, attract new talent and mobilize networks, and foster stewardship, transparency, and fairness. Below you can browse all CEGA-funded research projects—spanning dozens of topic areas and over 61 countries.

AgricultureHealth & Psychology

Seasonal Hunger in Malawi: Scaling a Budgeting Intervention

Supreet Kaur | Malawi
CEGA

East Bay Study on early years development

Research Project
Health & Psychology

Scaling ELA into ELAS: An Evaluation of Adolescent Empowerment in Schools in Uganda

Manisha Shah | Uganda
Health & Psychology

Improving Cognitive Outcomes through Chess

Uyanga Byambaa | Malawi
Health & Psychology

The Welfare Effects of Beneficiary Control over the Timing of Cash Transfers

Francis Annan | Malawi
Health & Psychology

Lowering Barriers to Saving

Jeremy Magruder | Kenya
Gender and AgencyHealth & Psychology

Addressing Maternal Mental Health and Child Undernutrition in Nigeria through Psychological Support

Seollee Park | Nigeria
Health & Psychology

Knowledge Hoarding and Diffusion of Profitable Technologies

Luisa Cefala | Burundi
Health & Psychology

Enculturating Psychological and Development Sciences: A Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa

Catherine Thomas | Kenya
Gender and AgencyHealth & Psychology

Framing Education as a Legacy to Reduce Gender Gaps in Nigeria

Ayodele Dada | Nigeria
Health & Psychology

Financial Concerns, Cognitive Abilities, and Economic Decisions

Flavio Malagutti | Kenya
Gender and AgencyHealth & Psychology

Benevolent and Paternalistic Discrimination

Nina Buchmann | Bangladesh
Health & Psychology

The Global Mental Health Burden of Historical Climate Change

Tamma Carleton |
Health & Psychology

The Long-Term Effects of Teachers' Gender Bias

Joan Martinez | Peru
Health & Psychology

Relative Wealth Salience and Adolescent Aspirations in Colombia

Becky Cardinali | Colombia
Health & Psychology

Psychological Spillovers and Impact Heterogeneity in a Graduation Program

Michael Carter | Paraguay
Health & Psychology

Psychology of Poverty Literature Review

Research Project
Health & Psychology

East Bay Financial Needs Study

Supreet Kaur | United States of America
Health & PsychologyWork & Education

Kinship Pressure and Firm-Worker Matching Distortions

Nicholas Swanson | Zambia
Health & Psychology

Stigma and Labor Market Supply

Ieda Matavelli | Brazil
Health & Psychology

Multiple paths to language: Capturing the language learning environment and early language knowledge in Tseltal Maya infants

Ruthe Foushee | Mexico
Health & Psychology

Memory and Labor Supply

Luisa Cefala | Kenya
Health & Psychology

The Economics of Domestic Violence - Evidence from Bangladesh

Nina Buchmann | Bangladesh
Health & Psychology

Kinship Pressure and Employee Selection in Zambia

Nicholas Swanson | Zambia
Health & Psychology

Increasing Take-up of COVID-19 Housing Assistance Among the Most Vulnerable

Elizabeth Linos | United States of America
Health & Psychology

Does Factory Work Make You WEIRD? Experimental Evidence from a Garment Factory in Tanzania

Munir Squires | Tanzania
Health & Psychology

Poverty as a Threat to Adaptive Adequacy

Michael Schwalbe | United States of America
Health & Psychology

How is the COVID-19 Pandemic Impacting Parenting?

Mahesh Srinivasan | United States of America
Health & Psychology

Seasonal hunger in Zambia: Smoothing consumption through better planning

Supreet Kaur | Zambia
Health & Psychology

Ego Depletion and Present Bias

David Zuckerman | United States of America

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