Is teacher spending in the U.S. enough? #CIDFacultyAffiliate Dr. Peter Q. Blair of @HGSE and co-authors suggest that teacher spending in the U.S. may be inefficiently low. Read More ⬇️
#Education #TeacherSpending

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If you go to college in a low- or middle-income country (LMIC), how does it help you, and what do you get from it? CID collaborator and Georgetown University professor Jishnu Das shares his thoughts in a recent VoxDev podcast. #Education #DevelopmentEconomics
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An incredible day for Harvard CID students! Thank you UN GA President!

🌟 Join Rema Hanna for 'Leading Smart Policy Design' & level up your policy expertise. Tailored for global leaders & professionals, this program provides the tools to tackle pressing policy challenges using evidence-based solutions. Learn more ⬇️
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Harvard CID is headed to the United Nations! An action-packed day exploring diplomacy at the highest level awaits our students. Thank you U.S. Mission to the UN, UN Development, UN GA President, CIVICUS and many others for hosting our group!
#Diplomacy #InternationalRelations
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Don't miss CID's Asim Ijaz Khwaja at this year's AIME conference on April 26!

In the Cambridge area? Check out the new multi-media exhibition at Harvard University, HUM SAB EK (We Are One) inspired by women working in the informal sector in India as they navigated the Covid-19 pandemic. Opening tonight! The Mittal Institute at Harvard Satchit Balsari
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💡🌍 #CIDFacultyAffiliate Rifat Atun and co-authors highlights that targeted improvements in hypertension diagnosis and treatment could substantially reduce socioeconomic inequalities in cardiovascular disease burden in developing countries. #GlobalHealth

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🌟 What does a functioning democracy look like in practice? How do elections impact a country's economic performance? #CIDFacultyAffiliate Vincent Pons, political economist & HBS professor, shares his thoughts on #CIDVoices . #Democracy
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📢 Dr. Omar Al Razzaz, former PM of Jordan & Mr. Patrick Achi, former PM of Côte d’Ivoire will join Amna Nawaz, co-anchor of PBS NewsHour for 'The Politics of Centering Women & Girls in Policy & Practice' at #GEM24 . amna Patrick Achi
📅 May 2!
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🆕 #CIDFacultyAffiliate Dani Rodrik explores reshaping global economic governance for greater cooperation and prosperity in a new article by Harvard Kennedy School. How might a different approach improve US-China relations? #EconTwitter
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🆕 Learn how leading Harvard University faculty are tackling gender-related issues in developing countries. These individuals will play a pivotal role at #GEM24 by sharing insights and helping identify solutions to #genderequity . Harvard Kennedy School Women and Public Policy Program
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📚 We are happy to share 'Scaling Up Development Impact', a new book by Isabel Guerrero, Siddhant Gokhale, and Jossie Fahsbender. A must-read for anyone passionate about addressing global challenges & understanding how to scale solutions. #Development
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Taking time to experience the #SolarEclipse here Harvard University

💥Don't miss #CIDFacultyAffiliate Eliana La Ferrara in this episode of Yale Economic Growth Center's Voices in Development podcast. #EconomicDevelopment

#CIDFacultyAffiliate Emiliana Vegas chimes in on teacher shortages in England that have prompted a surge in overseas recruitment. Read the full story for insights on the global teacher shortage crisis. #education #teachershortage bit.ly/3J4AFRq

🆕 🌟 Episode 5 of our #RoadtoGEM podcast! Hosted by Alison Kim and featuring Katherine Coffman (HBS) and Hela Cheikhrouhou (IFC), explore strategies for female investors challenged by gender barriers in the MENA region. #GenderEquality Harvard Kennedy School
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Join us on April 11 & 12! 🇧🇷 More info ⬇️ #Mining