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How to Tackle Contaminants and Make Drinking Water Safer
Impact Brief
Abt’s expertise with PFAS, lead, and perchlorate enables us to assess health risks, technology effectiveness, and health benefits of water treatment options.
Spotlight On: Boosting Skills and Earnings
Spotlight On
For more than 30 years, Abt Global has conducted research on workforce development programs and their effectiveness raising participants’ skills to meet employers’ workforce needs and to increase employment and earnings prospects for workers.
From Exposure to Protection: Securing Safe Drinking Water
Impact Brief
Abt helped the EPA develop data-driven regulations, treatment tools, and exposure models that strengthen protections against contaminants such as PFAS and lead, improving drinking water safety for millions of Americans.
Strategies for Success: How To Boost Students’ College Completion and Earnings
Blog
Colleges could help more adults complete credentials and boost earnings by combining features of proven career pathways and sector training programs.
Public Warning: Recruitment Phishing Scam Impersonating Abt Global
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Handwashing Fights COVID-19 in Bangladesh
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Under the Feed the Future Bangladesh Nutrition Activity, Abt installed handwashing stations in 27 markets, raising awareness about proper handwashing practices.
Antiretroviral HIV Treatment in Mozambique
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Abt helps to improve the quality of HIV services in Mozambique and expand access for more people.
Exclusive-Gas Infrastructure Across Europe Leaking Planet-Warming Methane - Video Footage
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In this article, Abt’s Jonathan Dorn discussed ways to address leaking methane—a greenhouse gas—in industrial gas facilities across the EU.
Evaluation of Prevention Activities for Rheumatic Fever
Project
The evaluation of the Rheumatic Fever Strategy pilot program highlights the need for integrating primordial and primary prevention approaches.
Do Nighttime Driving Restrictions Reduce Criminal Participation Among Teenagers? Evidence From Graduated Driver Licensing
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