Case Study – Page 2 – Busara

Barriers to Effective Family Planning: Evidence from research literature

Barriers to Effective Family Planning: Evidence from research literature

&nbsp Case study Barriers to effective family planning: Evidence from research literature Download PDF PARTNERPath Finder InternationalSECTORHealthPROJECT TYPE Field and Lab ExperimentsBEHAVIORAL THEMEPlanning | urgency OVERVIEW The YUVAA program implemented…

Improving teacher involvement and cook performance for a national school feeding programme

Improving teacher involvement and cook performance for a national school feeding programme

&nbsp Case study Improving teacher involvement and cook performance for a national school feeding programme Download PDF PARTNERThe Nigerian Economic summit Group |NHGSFP |AccentureSECTORSocial aid |InvestmentPROJECT TYPEField ExperimentsSAMPLE SIZE210 SchoolsBEHAVIORAL…

Promoting healthy eating through a return to traditional foods

Promoting healthy eating through a return to traditional foods

&nbsp Case study Promoting healthy eating through a return to traditional foods Download PDF PARTNERUSP |New Zealand Foreign Affairs and Trade |Australian Government - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade…

Improving the efficacy and delivery of social protection programs

As a part of the first Policy Innovation Unit in Nigeria - a consortium of organizations established to improve the efficacy and delivery of social protection programs - We designed…

Prioritizing dignity in practice: understanding research dignity from the participant perspective

Prioritizing dignity in practice: understanding research dignity from the participant perspective

“It is easy to romanticize poverty, to see poor people as inherently lacking agency and will. It is easy to strip them of human dignity, to reduce them to objects…

Value and validation: how feedback enhances the quality of research outputs

Value and validation: how feedback enhances the quality of research outputs

If there’s one thing participants could change about research, it would be feedback. In a recent qualitative study, Busara’s research participants told us that they would want to learn the…

Seen but not heard: ethical considerations for inclusive research in the global south

Seen but not heard: ethical considerations for inclusive research in the global south

“They (open-ended questions) are the best types of questions to use in research because they do not confine someone to a certain point, but instead, the person will have the…

The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake

The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake

&nbsp Guide The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake Download PDF Anamika Suresh & Dhwani Yagnaraman PARTNERCommon ThreadSave The Children InternationalSECTORHealth OVERVIEW The Little Jab…

Self-efficacy as a driver of civic engagement

What psychological factors motivate an individual to engage with issues affecting their communities? Active engagement in community issues is a critical driver of accountable political systems. Civic engagement can be…

Improving uptake while countering adverse selection in digital credit

Improving uptake while countering adverse selection in digital credit

How can behaviorally informed messaging improve productive uptake of digital credit? The Nigerian Government Enterprise and Empowerment Program (GEEP) is amongst the handful of government-led low-cost microloan programs that are…