Schedule

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2nd PODER Summer School
"Recent Advances in Impact Evaluation for Development"

30 June-3 July, Paris School of Economics

Tuesday, June 30th

08.45

Registration

09.00

Introduction

09.30

Lecture 1 – Esther Duflo

10.50

Coffee break

11.10

Lecture 2 – Esther Duflo

12.30

Lunch

13.30

Student presentations – (chair: Luc Behaghel)

 

1. Gandour, Clarissa “DETERring Deforestation in the Amazon: Environmental Monitoring and Law Enforcement”

 

2. De Martino, Samantha, “Satellites against Saws: Which policies have worked to combat deforestation in Brazil?”

 

3. Vasudevan, Srini, “Diminishing the Effectiveness of Vote-buying: Evidence from a Large-scale Radio Experiment in India”

15.45

coffee break

16.05

Student presentations – (chair: Jeremie Gignoux)

 

1. Guariso, Andrea “Rainfall Inequality and Ethnic Conflict in Africa”

 

2. Lee, Jongwook, “The impact of eyeglasses on cognitive and non-cognitive outcomes in Malawi”

 

3. Kuecken, Maria, “Large-scale health interventions and education: Evidence from Roll Back Malaria in Africa”

18.20

Dinner reception (Jourdan campus)

Wednesday, July 1st

09.00

Lecture 1 – Orazio Attanasio

11.00

coffee break

11.20

Student presentations  – (chair: Sylvie Lambert)

 

1. Sachdeva, Ashish, “Pathways to Preventive Health, Evidence from India's Rural Road Program”

 

2. Vinez, Margaux, “Adoption of improved seeds and land allocation, preliminary evidence from the Democratic Republic of Congo”

12.50

Lunch

13.50

Student presentations – (chair: Liam Wren-Lewis)

 

1. Christian, Sikandra “Store Credit as Informal Insurance in Rural Yemen”

 

2. Wang, Ruixin, “Who Should I Share Risk with? Gifts Can Tell: Theory and Evidence from Rural China”

 

3. Bertelli, Olivia, “Adjusting Fertility to Weather Shocks”

16.05

coffee break

16.20

Student presentations  – (chair : Oliver Van den Eynde)

 

1. Alacevich, Caterina “War and Political Participation in Bosnia and Herzegovina”

 

2. Ghisolfi, Selene “Decision rules and fairness norms”

17.55

20.00
 

End of Presentations

Dinner 
Bouillon Racine, 3 Rue Racine, 75006 Paris

Thursday, July 2nd

09.00

Lecture 2 – Orazio Attanasio

11.00

coffee break

11.20

Student presentations  – (chair: Karen Macours)

 

1. Carlana, Michela “Shaping Educational Careers of Immigrant Children: Motivation, Cognitive Skills and Teachers’ Beliefs”

 

2. Trommlerova, Sofia, “Does Children’s Schooling Affect Their Mothers’ Attitudes? Evidence from Turkey”

12.50

lunch

13.50

Lecture 1 – Martin Ravallion

15.20

coffee break

15.40

Student presentations  – (chair: Akiko Suwa)

 

1. Ashraf, Anik “Rank Incentives at Work: Inside a Factory”

 

2. Lopez-Pena, Paula, “Worker Well-being and productivity in the Bangladesh Garment Sector. A pilot study”

 

3. Shrivastava, Anand, “Religious Riots and Electoral Politics in India”

17.55

20.00
 

Election of Student Representative to PODER Executive Committee

Dinner
Au Petit Marguery, 9 Boulevard de Port-Royal, 75013 Paris

Friday, July 3rd

09.00

Lecture 2 – Martin Ravallion

10.30

coffee break

10.50

Student presentations  – (chair: Denis Cogneau)

 

1. Zoch, Asmus, “Estimating Income Mobility when Income is Measured With Error: The case of South Africa”

 

2. Hartwig, Renate “Effects of Decentralized Health Care Financing on Maternal Care in Indonesia”

 

3. Aevarsdottir, Anna “Rural electrification: the potential and limitations of solar power”

13.05

lunch

14.05

Lecture 3 – Martin Ravallion

15.35

coffee break

15.55

Student presentations – (chair Marc Gurgand)

 

1. Ammon, Christina, “Growing with the Bamboo Network - How Chinese Firms Benefit from Their Network in the US”

 

2. Meloni, Luis, “Exposure to non-democratic regimes and political choices: evidence from the brazilian dictatorship”

 

3. Adamecz, Anna, “An evaluation of the Hungarian National Government’s School Integration Program”

20.00
 

dinner
Bistrot 32, 32 Boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris

Organisers:

Eliana La Ferrara (Università Bocconi and CEPR)
Karen Macours (Paris School of Economics and CEPR)

 Acknowledgement: This summer school is funded under the grant: “Policy Design and Evaluation Research in Developing Countries, PODER Marie Curie Initial Training Networks (ITN) Funded under the EU's Seventh Framework Programme, Contract Number: 608109 


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