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BOND Stage 2 First Interim Process, Participation, and Impact Report

BOND Stage 2 First Interim Process, Participation, and Impact Report

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BOND Stage 1 Second Interim Process, Participation, and Impact Report

BOND Stage 1 Second Interim Process, Participation, and Impact Report

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Causals Mechanisms in Program Evaluation

Causal Mechanisms in Program Evaluation

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Abt’s Sebastian Lemire and Laura Peck discuss causal mechanisms in evaluation in two differet articles published in New Directions for Evaluation.
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Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG) Impact Study Design Report

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Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG 2.0) Short-Term Impact Report

Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG 2.0) Short-Term Impact Report

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Health Profession Opportunity Grants 2.0 programs have a significant short-term impact (15 months after randomization) on educational progress but no detectable impact on earnings.
Lessons Learned from Private Sector Engagement Across Sectors

Lessons Learned from Private Sector Engagement Across Sectors

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Sarah Kozyn’s and Sean Callahan’s Marketlinks blog details how engaging the private sector has helped health systems, renewable energy, and more across sectors.
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Evaluating Homebuyer Education and Counseling

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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) wants to know about the effectiveness of offering access to first-time homebuyer education and counseling.
Benefits that Last: Long-Term Impact and Cost-Benefit Findings for Year Up

Benefits That Last: Long-term Impact and Cost-benefit Findings for Year Up

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Year Up’s training program for young adults produced large, lasting earnings increases and positive financial benefits for society in this experiment.
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The Impact of Resident Services on Property Financial Performance

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The study uses a quasi-experimental design to test the hypothesis that the coordination and provision of resident services improves properties’ financial health.