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New HUD Funding Addresses Three Challenges Identified by Encampment Research

New HUD Funding Addresses Three Challenges Identified by Encampment Research

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Abt explains how the Biden administration’s Initiative for Unsheltered and Rural Homelessness addresses findings from our study of homeless encampments.
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Local Leaders Develop Comprehensive Housing Solutions in New Institute

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Better Connected: Moving Abt’s Survey Platform to the Cloud

Better Connected: Moving Abt’s Survey Platform to the Cloud

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Many organizations are struggling to take advantage of cloud computing without interrupting their core business and mission. Two years ago, Abt was facing that challenge.
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Beyond the Red Flag: A Smarter Approach to Medicaid Program Integrity

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How explainable, human-guided AI can help Medicaid programs focus on meaningful fraud signals, reduce noise, and act earlier.
Pandemic Preparedness Hinges on Quickly Sharing Accurate Data

Pandemic Preparedness Hinges on Quickly Sharing Accurate Data

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Abt adapted annual nationwide flu surveys to respond to the novel SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and gather information on COVID-19 vaccination and vaccine hesitancy.
Preparing for Medicaid’s Transition to ACOs: Three Tips for States

Preparing for Medicaid’s Transition to ACOs: Three Tips for States

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In this blog, we offer tips to help states meets CMS’s goal of transitioning Medicaid managed care beneficiaries to accountable care relationships.
Homeless Encampments: Local Responses to a National Problem

Homeless Encampments: Local Responses to a National Problem

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Senior Director, Data Science & Analytics
David Kaz

David Kaz

Principal Associate
David Kaz, a principal associate in Abt’s Social and Economic Policy Division, has nearly 20 years of experience providing technical assistance, training, research, and policy analysis. He has worked on a wide range of programs and policies that affect low-income populations. He has directed, designed, and conducted both large- and small-scale, multi-faceted technical assistance projects for federal and state agencies and other clients and stakeholders. Clients have included the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service, Washington State’s Department of Social and Health Services, King County, and the City of Seattle. He has worked on workforce legislation with members of Congress.