Excited to get started! @Simprints

Last month, our Chief Delivery and Impact Officer, Stephen Taylor and Head of Monitoring Evaluation and Impact, Carla Lewis, joined our team in Ghana and our research partners from @UMich and @UnivofGh School of Public Health to plan our first ever full scale randomised control

Fun at ASHEcon 2025! Global Health Econ crowd @AnneFitz13 @ZoeMcLaren missing @leightjessica

Infant biometrics could be transformative: it can accelerate digitisation of immunisation records to help ensure children have the access they deserve to lifesaving vaccines. My thanks to @Simprints for hosting us today in Ghana to see first-hand how this technology could help

🚨 New paper alert! 📢 We investigated whether SMS nudges and small incentives can boost COVID-19 vaccination completions in Kenya. 🇰🇪

Workshop alert 🚨 Submit your paper on economics focusing on health in Lower-and-Middle Income Countries to the 2025 IFS-GHE workshop in London on 16-17 May. Submissions are open until February 15, 2025. Further details and submission link at: https://t.co/xUHjJH1g8O

DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY for global health academics to submit papers for a chance to present at the May 20 #RosenkranzGlobal Health Policy Research Symposium on the Stanford campus. Sir Peter Piot headlining. Learn More: https://t.co/qnpRIVmt60

We are thrilled to announce that Simprints has been chosen as a recipient of the highly competitive Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) grant from @USAID!  🎉 This funding will power our new project: “Testing a Biometric Identification System to Improve Malaria Vaccine Rates.”

Really good piece by @siddhharia @salonium @rglenner on why we took so long to have a malaria vaccine! https://t.co/dplTKbkwza

#Nutrition-sensitive #socialprotection can provide significant nutritional resilience even after a program ends, even in an exceptionally dire economic crisis. Evidence from #Myanmar in a 🆕blog by IFPRI's Derek Heady & @ElisaMaffioli @umichsph: https://t.co/dkYW92nVPy @CGIAR

Thank you!!

Great initiative! Cannot wait to connect with so many great global health economists!

Thank you @jaljeevan_ @mahajan_vini @MoJSDDWS for hosting us for this #safewater discussion. Rigorous research by Michael Kremer and colleagues shows water treatment is one of the most cost-effective ways to save children's lives.

DIL at the University of Chicago is hiring! Great opportunity to work with Prof. Kremer, myself and the rest of the water team on new exciting research projects in the water and health space!

Excited to launch this initiative to increase the representation of researchers from low- and lower-middle income countries in development economics! Check out the 14 Finalists endorsed by the Weiss Fund https://t.co/bmADkBdqm4 🌍 @DIL_UChi

Great news from #DRC - 14th #Ebola outbreak declared over. Congratulations to the government and health teams on the ground, including @WHO, partners and communities, for their coordinated efforts to bring this outbreak to an end in under 3 months. https://t.co/Jn02RcK9H7

Glad to be part of this team!

Congrats Dr. Philipp Kastrau, my first ever PhD student (and coauthor)! Fantastic job during the PhD and very much look forward to see what comes next! A big thanks to the committee: M Voors, A Tarozzi, and @ElisaMaffioli , super useful comments and suggestions!

Very good initiative: @pfizer provides all its current and future patent-protected medicines and vaccines on a not-for-profit basis to 45 lower-income countries. Rwanda, Ghana, Malawi, Senegal and Uganda are the first five countries to join.