by William Porayouw Yale Daily News covers the launch of the Inclusion Economics initiative … February 25, 2022 | In the News Yale Daily News covers the launch of the Inclusion Economics initiative The initiative, a collaboration between EGC and the Yale …

Pande and Coauthors: Impersonal Government is Good … December 30, 2015 | Perspectives Pande and Coauthors: Impersonal Government is Good Automating systems for disclosure may be the best option to strengthen transparency. by Charity Troyer Moore & Rohini …

This article first appeared in Business Standard in January 20, 2016.   How to pinpoint Delhi's air-pollution sources … January 20, 2016 | News How to pinpoint Delhi's air-pollution sources A new study documents a broad range of sources to paint a more …

Originally published by  IndiaSpend on January 18, 2016. This winter, Delhi’s government and the judiciary have implemented several policies aimed at cutting Delhi’s air pollution. The just-concluded odd-even scheme in the city required motorists to find …

Pande and coauthors in the Kathmandu Post: Data can strengthen democratic systems … September 28, 2022 | Perspectives Pande and coauthors in the Kathmandu Post: Data can strengthen democratic systems Rohini Pande and coauthors explain how policy-makers …

EGC launches the new Gender and Growth Gaps research project … January 19, 2022 | News EGC launches the new Gender and Growth Gaps research project A cross-cutting team of Yale economists join forces to explore the economic dimensions of gender inequality …

The gendered employment effects of mobile internet access in developing countries … March 10, 2023 | Perspectives The gendered employment effects of mobile internet access in developing countries In an 'Ideas for India' article, EGC's Pinelopi Goldberg …

Pande and coauthors: Using technology to save lives during India's monsoon season … July 2, 2020 | Perspectives Pande and coauthors: Using technology to save lives during India's monsoon season EGC researchers Rohini Pande and Maulik Jagnani are …

Q&A: Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg on Poverty Reduction in an Era of Waning Globalization … February 24, 2020 | News Q&A: Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg on Poverty Reduction in an Era of Waning Globalization The Elihu Professor of Economics at Yale and …

Going the Last Mile (with Evidence) … March 13, 2024 | Perspectives Going the Last Mile (with Evidence) In 2022, COVID-19 vaccination rates in remote areas of Sierra Leone were in the single digits, even as majorities in the developed world received …

EGC Voices in Development Podcast, Episode 3: Lauren Falcao Bergquist … December 6, 2022 | Podcast EGC Voices in Development Podcast, Episode 3: Lauren Falcao Bergquist This podcast series explores issues related to sustainable development and economic …

Study: Migrants who returned earned five-fold of those who stayed back By Karishma Mehrotra April 28, 2021 MIGRANT WORKERS who returned to cities for work after the first Covid lockdown earned roughly five times as much as those who stayed back, and last …

Deconstructing persistent gender gaps in South Asia and repercussions for growth Looking back on the "Gender and Growth Gaps in South Asia" research and policy workshop … October 3, 2023 | News Looking back on the "Gender and Growth Gaps in South Asia" …

Inclusion Economics research featured by BBC Storyworks: "Designing credit that works for women" … July 31, 2024 | In the News Inclusion Economics research featured by BBC Storyworks: "Designing credit that works for women" Rohini Pande discusses research …