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Evidence from Randomized Evaluations on Changing Gender Norms and Women's Improved Access to Markets

January 10, 2024
Washington DC

Bruno Cr¨¦pon, Professor at ENSAE and ?cole Polytechnique and co-Scientific Director of the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab Middle East and North Africa (J-PAL MENA), delivers a presentation on the nature of gender norms and how they interact with labor markets and institutions to influence female labor force participation and economic inclusion.  Prof. Cr¨¦pon will present evidence from J-PAL impact evaluations worldwide and then bring in a specific focus on MENA. Prof. Cr¨¦pon¡¯s presentation is part of the knowledge agenda of the MENA Gender Innovation Lab (MNAGIL). MENAGIL is working with J-PAL MENA to leverage rigorous evidence and inform design and scale up of World Bank operations to close the gender gap in the MENA region. This is the first of a series of events.  In the follow up event, Prof. Bruno Cr¨¦pon will show how women¡¯s agency and gender norms intersect with education and health.