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The Economist has published an entire article writing about the Bangladesh Priorities project and the 75 solutions analyzed by our economists. Some are amazing (663 takas of social benefit for every taka spent) – some unfortunately do less than one taka of good for every dollar spent. Every...

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In May 2016, Haïti Priorise held its fourteenth sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions to improve nutrition and food security. Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current policy efforts and to propose actions they think should be...

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In April 2016, Haïti Priorise held its twelfth sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions for improving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current policy efforts and to propose actions they think should be...

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The latest research for Bangladesh Priorities project identifies the smartest ways to adapt to the short and long term effects of climate change in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world when it comes to climate change. Millions of citizens are already exposed...

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In April 2016, Haïti Priorise held its eleventh sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions for fiscal management and resource mobilization. Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current policy efforts and to propose actions they think should be...

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Digitizing land records will return 619 takas of social good for every taka spent. The latest academic research highlights the smartest ways to improve land records administration in Bangladesh. Land records in Bangladesh are a bit of a mess—according to the records there is more land owned...

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Tuberculosis treatment will return 21 takas of social good for each taka spent. Our latest research identifies the smartest solutions for Bangladesh’s most pressing health issues. Every hour, tuberculosis kills nine Bangladeshis. Another seven die each hour from arsenic in drinking water...

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In March 2016, Haïti Priorise held its fourth sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions to address Haiti’s environmental challenges. Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of environmental policy and propose actions they think should be a...

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In May 2016, Haïti Priorise held its fifteenth sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions to improve energy and electricity. Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current policy efforts and to propose actions they think should be prioritized as a...

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In April 2016, Haïti Priorise held its tenth sector expert roundtable to discuss the best solutions for decentralization. Roundtable participants were asked to identify the strengths and weaknesses of current policy efforts and to propose actions they think should be prioritized as a means to...

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