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Articles by Tulika Narayan
Measuring Climate Resilience
Government agencies and foundations have committed sizeable climate adaptation investments to advance climate resilience—broadly considered to be the ability to withstand or flourish amid current and future climate risks. As these efforts expand, so too does the need to rigorously assess their impact and measure return on investment to encourage continued adaptation financing.
There’s a Playbook for Climate Success if We Follow the Evidence
Earlier this week, after months of behind-the-scenes staff work to shape a bill that would pass an otherwise gridlocked Congress, President Biden finalized plans for a generational investment of U.S. resources to address climate change. Getting the bill to his desk was a political feat that required bringing opposing wings of his party together.
Can results-based prizes to private sector incentivize technology adoption by farmers? Evidence from the AgResults Nigeria project that uses prizes to incentivize adoption of AflasafeTM | Agriculture & Food Security | Full Text
Evaluation design We assessed the impact of the AgResults Nigeria project on the smallholder outcomes by comparing smallholders in villages targeted by AgResults to smallholders in other villages.Footnote 5 The challenge of a design relying on ex post identification of the treatment and comparison group is selection bias.
Will the farmers get justice?
The government has the upper hand in the ongoing negotiations, and it is unclear if a real debate will happen, observes Tulika Narayan. IMAGE: Farmers protest against the new farm laws at the Ghazipur border in New Delhi, December 16, 2020. Photograph: Vijay Verma/PTI Photo Thousands of farmers are on the New Delhi streets, which for a while has been the only way to be heard in India.
COVID-19 Responses and Impacts: Experiences from Five African Countries
The prevalence of COVID-19 in Africa has been lower than in other continents, but the steps taken to prevent the spread of the disease are affecting African economies and the pandemic is expected to result in sharp economic downturns. By June 15, 2020, the number of deaths per million in Africa was very low compared with other regions.
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