Oxford University Press / Joshi / Open Government Partnership / Tyler / /
Country
Mexico / United States / Uganda / India / Sierra Leone / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of Washington / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
food producers / health services / food products / public services / finance / outpatient services / improvements to public services / banking / basic services / /
NaturalFeature
Sierra Leone / /
Organization
University of Washington / Cambridge University / International Ladies Garment Worker’s Union / Harvard University / UK Department of International Development / Gates Foundation / Hewlett Foundation / Congress / civil society / World Bank / United Nations / National Labor Relations Board / Open Society / Oxford University / /
Person
Dan Posner / David Weil / Lily Tsai / Tom Wingfield / Hari Han / Susan Rose-Ackerman / Scott Guggenheim / Dan Levy / Enrique Peruzzotti / Michael Walton / Jean Arkedis / Obama / Jim McGuire / Stephen Kosack / Jenny Lah / Kevin Bohrer / Katie Naeve / Jakob Svensson / Nelson Rockefeller / Courtney Tolmie / Nick Burnett / Tonusree Basu / Rachel Glennerster / Vanessa Herringshaw / Jonathan Fox / Avnish Gungadurdoss / Helen Richards / Ben Olken / Fung / Alexander Meiklejohn / Mary Graham / Ashley Fabrizio / Nancy Rosenblum / Asim Khwaja / Anuradha Joshi / Bill Savedoff / Michael Woolcock / Louis Brandeis / Florencia Guerzovich / Rohini Pande / /
Position
actor / President / teacher / Governor / United Farm Worker / policeman / representative / /
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