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Stuck in the Vial: How Autoinjectors Could Unlock Old, Cheap, Lifesaving Drugs

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In the U.S., over 1.5 million people are prescribed an epinephrine autoinjector, such as an EpiPen — a small pen designed to deliver a single dose of adrenaline. People carry it in cas...

9 days ago
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Moving Out of Poverty: Nepal’s Unusual Journey

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I. A Remarkable Story of Extreme Poverty Reduction in Nepal

In 1995, seven in 10 Nepalis lived in extreme poverty.1 By 2022, fewer than one in 40 did. Over that period, Nepal l...

17 days ago
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Can We Really Skip the Factory?

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For much of the 20th century, manufacturing occupied a unique place in development thinking. After all, it was the engine that had transformed Britain, Germany, the U.S., Japan, So...

24 days ago
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The Death of Aid Was Political Suicide

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The Trump administration’s dismantling of USAID was sudden, strange, intense and, at best, questionably legal. It raised a host of America-specific issues: the limits of executive...

a month ago
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Michael Kremer's Approach To Economics

Michael Kremer has recently been named the new Chief Economist of the World Bank. On this occasion, we wanted to rerun this conversation between him and Timothy Ogden in which Kremer discusses his approach to economics, preceded by some ref...

a month ago
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    evidence and argument for a developing world

  • Charles Kenny

    Senior Fellow, Center for Global Development

  • Akshay Narayanan

    Akshay is a public health researcher and consultant working on treatment for young people with opioid use disorders in India and violence prevention in schools across low- and middle-income countries.

  • Dan Honig

    Dan Honig is a professor at Georgetown McCourt School of Public Policy & an associate professor at UCL Department of Political Science. For more see Dan’s website, danhonig.info.

  • Enlli McAleese

    Writings on medicines regulation

  • Wilson King

    PhD Student @ UC Berkeley

  • Vijayendra Rao

    Development economist who mixes theories and methods from economics, anthropology, and political science. Writing on gender, culture, political economy, participation...and Indian classical music.

  • Erin Collinson

    @CGDev

  • Francesco Amodio

    Professor at McGill University, studying industrial development: firms, labor markets, trade and industrial policy, and how they can drive economic growth and reduce poverty.

  • Oliver Kim

    Research Fellow at Coefficient Giving

  • Lant Pritchett

    development economist

  • Oliver Hanney

    Managing Editor @ VoxDev

  • Matheus de Souza

    Researcher exploring disasters, coordination, technology, and the futures shaped by crisis response.

  • Georgia Bradley

    Researcher at the Market Shaping Accelerator.

  • Maheshwor Shrestha

    Senior Economist at the World Bank leading policy dialogue and programs in social protection and youth employment. Research focuses on migration, labor markets, education, health, and safety nets in developing countries.

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    Doctor and global health human

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