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OES translates research insights into concrete recommendations for how to improve government, and works with agencies to rapidly and rigorously test their impact.
Since 2015, OES and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) have collaborated to apply insights from behavioral sciences and conduct rigorous, low-cost evaluations on child and maternal health and infectious diseases programs around the world. The goal of the collaborations is to identify cost-effective, evidence-based changes that can be scaled for broader impact.
If you are a USAID Mission or implementing partner interested in collaborating with OES, learn how to start the conversation by clicking below.