Anja Sautmann
@ASautmann
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RT @GAIN_Network_: Applications are open for the 2024 GAIN program!. Information sharing, mentoring, and financial support for African stud….
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RT @AidGrade: Thrilled to announce a collaboration with the @WorldBank on the Impact Data and Evidence Aggregation Library (IDEAL)!. IDEAL….
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RT @dmckenzie001: The World Bank's Development Research Group (DECRG)'s JOE ad is now up. We are recruiting on the junior market again this….
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RT @oyebolaoo: Such a wonderful honor- Our paper w @victorpouliquen was awarded best paper @AEAjournals:EP. Broad question: Do e-government….
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@Jabaluck @A_Schwa @poverty_action @predoc_org If the link is not working: long URL here: , or go to World Bank careers page - Current Openings - search for "req20455".
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Looking for a bright and driven full-time RA to support a new ambitious health project with PIs from Penn, Vermont, Yale, World Bank, as well as EHAC Nigeria. ASAP start, remote or in DC, 1 yr. JD here: @Jabaluck @A_Schwa @poverty_action @predoc_org.
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RT @EmilyNix100: 🧵 on new paper w/ @abicadams, @KristiinaHuttu2 & @ningzhang0927: "Violence Against Women at Work". #MeToo demonstrated a….
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New, complex and ambitious health project with PIs from Yale, UPenn, ThinkMD and eHealth Africa -- hiring for an RA role in Abuja:
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RT @dmckenzie001: The World Bank's Development Research Group @wb_research is hiring on the junior market again this year. Our JOE ad is no….
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Hiring 1-2 (remote) part-time RAs for a new project in Kenya. Interested in matching, value-added modeling, bandit algorithms. ? Ad here: @econ_ra.
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New paper with @bnesposito: an adaptive trial in Kenya to select the best call format that gets parents engaged in home reading – working through implementation challenges & open questions surrounding adaptive experiments in practice. Feedback welcome!.
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The causal reasoning Turing test, dev econ edition.
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But reducing overuse can help stretch limited resources today, and perhaps even put early safeguards in place against the health cost explosion that many rich countries experience.
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Paying attention to the overuse of medical care may seem counterintuitive when we still haven't achieved universal healthcare access.
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Many factors play into the problem of overprescription; but one take away is that healthcare providers in LMICs need support in “targeting” drugs and procedures towards those in greatest need.
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Our latest paper in AEJ Applied shows that even in resource-strapped healthcare systems (here public clinics in urban Mali), providers succumb to pressure from patients to prescribe unnecessary medication.
The January 2022 issue of AEJ: Applied Economics (14, 1) is now available online at
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RT @Jabaluck: Our 350,000 person, 600 village RCT evaluating the impact of masking on COVID builds on a large, but not entirely unambiguous….
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