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K-12 Teachers are Burnt Out. What Can Help?

To better understand how digital transformation impacts teachers and students, Google for Education (GfE), in collaboration with Dalberg, piloted digital transformation across eight countries in South and Southeast Asia over a period of four years (2020–2023) and surveyed more than 250 teachers and ~1000 students.

An Interview with Shruthi Jayaram, Partner & Global Gender Equity Practice Co-Lead at Dalberg

Shruthi Jayaram is a Partner at Dalberg Advisors, based in the Washington D.C. office. She co-leads Dalberg’s Global Gender Equity practice as well as the firm-wide Gender Lens Commitment.

How Private Philanthropy can protect millions of children from commercial sexual exploitation

This article is based on a learning document created by Dalberg, with the support of UBS Optimus Foundation, titled “Confronting a Changing Paradigm: A Learning Document for Philanthropists and Changemakers to Keep Children Safe from Commercial Sexual Exploitation.”

Six Trends Shaping the Future of Health Equity

Recognizing the complex and multifaceted makeup of social determinants of health, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Global Ideas for U.S. Solutions team and Dalberg paired up to explore what global trends are shaping the future of U.S. health equity and identify innovative solutions from around the world that can inform U.S. action.

Performance-Based Incentives for Gender Equality: Insights from IDB Invest Partnership

This article is a part of the Invest with Women: Strategies to Accelerate Progress series.

An Interview with James Eustace, Partner and Regional Director for Europe

“Our work in Europe is defined by the kinds of partnerships we have. We are interested in supporting big ideas to ensure lasting impact both now and in the future. We have a history of collaborating with large organizations because they offer the potential for immediate and scalable impact. Equally, we are becoming enthusiastic about…

National Action Plan for Adult Literacy and the Launch of ALL IN

About 43 million Americans—nearly 1 in 5 adults—cannot read and write at a third-grade level. The toll of this “silent crisis” is immense: low literacy is closely linked with poverty, poor health, and incarceration and costs the U.S. economy up to $2 trillion per year.

Invest with Women: Strategies to Accelerate Progress

The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day—Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress—was an urgent reminder to back women-led projects and initiatives to drive social and economic progress. With only six years left to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, the upcoming World Bank Spring Meetings are an opportunity to further intensify the focus on mobilizing…

In Conversation: Global Health Practice Co-Leads Share Perspectives on Key Trends

Informed by conversations with clients and partners, our Global Health Practice Co-Leads—Lily Chhatwal and Lillian Kidane—share their perspectives on 10 global health trends. At the crossroads of unparalleled medical advancements and intricate healthcare complexities, they highlight opportunities that extend beyond borders and are steeped in resilience, equity, and ingenuity.

An Interview with Rositsa Zaimova, CEO and Co-founder of Dalberg Data Insights

“AI is not supposed to and will not replace people. But people who use AI effectively will replace people who do not. Organizational leaders need to set in place change management processes, training, and upskilling that focus on people to be able to see lasting positive change that technology, such as AI can bring.”

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