Description
On June 5, 2013 the Behavioral Economics in Reproductive health Initiative (BERI) held a launch workshop in Washington, DC with 12 leading providers of reproductive health and family planning services throughout the world. The objective of the launch workshop was to convene some of the world’s leading practitioners in the reproductive health space and to identify pressing behavioral challenges and emerging innovative solutions. The workshop featured an introduction to behavioral economics by CEGA Executive Director Temina Madon, followed by Harvard Business School Professor Nava Ashraf describing on-going research in Zambia that applies behavioral economics to reproductive health research. The presentations were book-ended by open roundtable discussions of emerging research questions from the field. The workshop will contribute to the framing of BERI’s research agenda and the recruitment of new research partners. If you are interested in learning more about the Launch Workshop and its outcomes read the report here.
Date and Time
Jun 5, 2013
Location
Washington, DC
Speakers
Temina Madon, Nava Ashraf
Partners
Organizations participating in the event include:
- BRAC
- PSI
- Marie Stopes International
- PATH
- Templeton Foundation
- EngenderHealth
- Pathfinder
- Planned Parenthood
- Ipas
- Save the Children
- DKT International
- Care
- Population Reference Bureau