Paul Jasper is the Data Innovation Lead and works on designing, implementing, and managing quantitative impact assessments and data analytics projects along the entire data cycle.
This project aims to contribute to new global and national data and evidence that governments, decision makers, citizens and researchers can use to improve people’s lives and support the world’s poorest people in their efforts to escape extreme poverty.
Our study focuses on the adoption of Newcastle Disease Vaccine by smallholder poultry farmers in Tanzania to address poultry mortality and its impact on their welfare and livelihoods.
This project is providing crucial insights into the impact of DFID’s nutrition programme in Northern Nigeria.
Evaluating the UK Department of International Development's programme
Improving primary education by assessing a five-year education improvement strategy
The Government of Indonesia is committed to ending extreme poverty by 2030
Exploring how artificial intelligence and machine learning can improve project evaluations
Researching for the Children’s investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
We conduced a conducted a comparative analysis of impact measurement and project assessment tools to examine how different ways of estimating development impact informs development decisions
Big Data is neither a fad nor a panacea.
Michele Binci and Paul Jasper discuss the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.
Discover insights as our Data Innovation team compares AI mentions with other key topics in the UK Gov’s White Paper, revealing untapped potential for AI in global development.
New command enables users to cover all design and sampling needs for conducting robust impact evaluations
Our Principal Consultant Paul Jasper explores predictions for the 'data revolution' and how our work will look different 10 years from now
Temperature variability can be linked to poverty – our Data Innovation team has evidence that could help world leaders at UNGA accelerate the Sustainable Development Goals.
An innovative approach to analysing data