Conakry / Montreal / Ottawa / La Paz / Paris / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / London / /
Country
Taiwan / Mexico / Chile / Canada / Bolivia / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Penn Institute / Carleton University / / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / education infrastructure / school transportation / involve improving the education infrastructure / /
Organization
Central Bank of Bolivia / Bolivian government / Canadian Foundation for the Americas / International Monetary Fund / Institute for Fiscal Studies / Canadian International Development Agency / Page / Bolivia Ministry of Education / Bolivian Confederation of Private Entrepreneurs / Universidad Nacional de Colombia / Government of Canada / World Bank / Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona / Penn Institute for Economic Research / United Nations / United Nations Development Programme / Universidad Católica Boliviana / Economic and Social Policies Analysis Unit / Norman Paterson School of International Affairs / Carleton University / /
Person
Diego Silva / Diego Silva Abstract / Kenneth I. Wolpin / Cara al Futuro / Ernesto Yáñez / François / Ronald Rojas / Ernesto Yáñez Aguilar / Ana Santiago / Marc Gurgand / Ernesto Pérez / Bono Juancito Pinto / Martin Fournier / Victor Hugo Bacarreza / Meguir Costas / Francisco Ferreira / Petra / Todd / / /
Position
economist / advisor / Education Program Manager / tutor / researcher / financier / consultant for international organizations / WB / member of the Board of Directors / research assistant / author / teacher / Director International Trade / /
Policy Brief MayThe Juancito Pinto conditional cash transfer program in Bolivia: Analyzing the impact on primary education Ernesto Yáñez, Ronald Rojas and Diego Silva