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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.

Health & Psychology

As Expected, There Are Unexpected Costs

Sandy Campbell | United States of America
Health & Psychology

Poverty, Salience and Inter-temporal Decisions

Saika Belal | United States of America
Health & Psychology

Contextualizing Emotions: An Intervention to Increase Political Participation in Impoverished Populations

Melissa Baker | United States of America
Global NetworksHealth & Psychology

Socioeconomic Support and Tuberculosis Preventive Therapy in Tanzania

Werner Maokola | Tanzania
Global NetworksHealth & Psychology

Impact of an instructional video for TB case detection in Tanzania

Grace Mhalu | Tanzania
Health & Psychology

Poor and Inattentive

Nicholas Swanson | South Africa
Health & Psychology

WASH Benefits Study

Jack Colford et al | Kenya
Financial InclusionHealth & Psychology

The Impact of PROGRESA on Health in Mexico

Paul Gertler | Mexico
Health & Psychology

Source Dispensers and Home Delivery of Chlorine in Kenya

Edward Miguel | Kenya
Health & PsychologyWork & Education

Preschool Deworming: Impacts on Child Health and Education in India

Edward Miguel | India
Health & Psychology

Impacts on Health and Behavior of Protecting Spring Water

Edward Miguel | Kenya
Health & Psychology

Piso Firme

Paul Gertler | Mexico
Health & PsychologyWork & Education

Long-Run Outcomes of Childhood Interventions

Edward Miguel | Kenya
Financial InclusionHealth & Psychology

Cash Transfers & Raising Long-Term Living Standards in Mexico

Paul Gertler | Mexico
Health & Psychology

HIV Prevention Through Relative Risk Information for Girls

Pascaline Dupas | Kenya
Health & PsychologyWork & Education

Comparing Free Provision of Deworming Drugs and Other Approaches

Edward Miguel | Kenya
Financial InclusionHealth & Psychology

Conditional Cash Transfers & Early Childhood Development

Paul Gertler | Mexico
Health & PsychologyWork & Education

Primary School Deworming: Impacts on Child Health and Education

Edward Miguel | Kenya
Health & Psychology

Provider Continuity and Patient Outcomes

Jennifer Kwok | United States of America
Health & Psychology

Do Legs Matter?

John Loeser | Rwanda
Health & Psychology

Peer Influence to Promote Participation in After-School Meal Programs

Lydia Ashton | United States of America
Global NetworksHealth & Psychology

Incentives to Increase Non-Communicable Disease Screening Rates

Fredrick Manang | Tanzania
Health & Psychology

Both the Will and the Way

Christina Brown | Pakistan
Health & PsychologyInstitutions & Governance

Health, Competition and Politics: Public Pharmacies in Local Markets

Juan Pablo Atal | Chile
Health & Psychology

Delaying Pregnancy Among Youth: Empowerment and Livelihoods for Adolescents (ELA) Program

Manisha Shah | Tanzania
Health & Psychology

Social Incentives for Child Immunization & Pregnancy Care

Anne Karing | Sierra Leone
Health & Psychology

Externalities and Social Influence in Childhood Immunization

Anne Karing | Sierra Leone
TransparencyHealth & Psychology

Reproducibility of Meta-Analyses in Psychology

Daniel Lakens |
TransparencyHealth & Psychology

P-Curve & Evidentiary Value of Social Psychology Publications

Leif Nelson |
Health & Psychology

Pre-commitment Devices and Delivery Facility Choice

Margaret McConnell | Kenya

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