In partnership with IPA, Unbound, and Fundación Paraguaya, researchers are conducting a randomized evaluation in Honduras to assess the impact of the Poverty Stoplight tool—a digital platform that enables families facing multidimensional poverty to self-diagnose their needs and engage in a mentoring process to set and pursue goals for overcoming them.

In partnership with IPA and the World Bank, researchers conducted a randomized evaluation in Honduras to measure whether a temporary jobs program for at-risk young adults improved employment and reduced incidences of violence.

Researchers partnered with IPA, Learning Equality Foundation, and Shoulder-to-Shoulder to conduct a randomized evaluation in Honduras to measure whether a tablet-based learning platform improved students’ math and Spanish skills during COVID-19. The platform had no impact on test scores, but it was considered easy to use by teachers and increased students' access to learning resources and motivation to study.