World Bank Group, WBG
Funding text 1: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - República Dominicana, “Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,” prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Brígida García, Guillermo Cruces and Julián Amendolaggine. Juan Martín Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida García provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, República Dominicana are: José Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasbún (PJyE), Brígida García (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Martín Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Muñoz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Muñoz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; María Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects “Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America” and “Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America” (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.; Funding text 2: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - Rep?blica Dominicana, ?Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,? prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Br?gida Garc?a, Guillermo Cruces and Juli?n Amendolaggine. Juan Mart?n Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida Garc?a provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, Rep?blica Dominicana are: Jos? Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasb?n (PJyE), Br?gida Garc?a (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Mart?n Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Mu?oz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Mu?oz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Mar?a Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects ?Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America? and ?Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America? (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.
Science and Industry Endowment Fund, SIEF
Funding text 1: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - República Dominicana, “Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,” prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Brígida García, Guillermo Cruces and Julián Amendolaggine. Juan Martín Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida García provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, República Dominicana are: José Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasbún (PJyE), Brígida García (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Martín Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Muñoz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Muñoz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; María Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects “Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America” and “Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America” (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.; Funding text 2: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - Rep?blica Dominicana, ?Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,? prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Br?gida Garc?a, Guillermo Cruces and Juli?n Amendolaggine. Juan Mart?n Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida Garc?a provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, Rep?blica Dominicana are: Jos? Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasb?n (PJyE), Br?gida Garc?a (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Mart?n Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Mu?oz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Mu?oz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Mar?a Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects ?Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America? and ?Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America? (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.
International Development Research Centre, IDRC
Funding text 1: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - República Dominicana, “Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,” prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Brígida García, Guillermo Cruces and Julián Amendolaggine. Juan Martín Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida García provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, República Dominicana are: José Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasbún (PJyE), Brígida García (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Martín Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Muñoz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Muñoz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; María Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects “Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America” and “Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America” (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.; Funding text 2: This document is based on the impact evaluation of the 2008-2009 cohorts of the Programa Juventud y Empleo - Rep?blica Dominicana, ?Youth and Employment Program, Dominican Republic. Impact Evaluation Report for the 2008-2009 Cohorts,? prepared by Evelyn Vezza, Br?gida Garc?a, Guillermo Cruces and Juli?n Amendolaggine. Juan Mart?n Moreno provided comments throughout the project, and Brigida Garc?a provided crucial inputs for the preparation of this document. Funding for this evaluation was provided by BNPP, GAP and SIEF. The report and this paper build on the work of professionals from the Dominican Republic's Ministry of Labor and staff and consultants from the World Bank. These teams designed and carried out the intervention, its evaluation strategy and the data collection tools, and produced documentation that has been partially incorporated to this document. The members of these teams from the Ministerio de Trabajo, Rep?blica Dominicana are: Jos? Luis Polanco (PJyE), Douglas Hasb?n (PJyE), Br?gida Garc?a (PJyE), Isabel Tavernas (INFOTEP). From the World Bank: Paul Gertler, Co-Principal Investigator; Sebastian Martinez, Co-Principal Investigator; Juan Mart?n Moreno, Team Task Leader; Cornelia Tesliuc, Original Task Team Leader; Paloma Acevedo, Impact Evaluation Manager; Rodrigo Mu?oz,World Bank Consultant for survey and data quality control; Juan Mu?oz World Bank Consultant on baseline survey and data quality control; Carlos Asenjo, Coordinated Life Skills survey module; Myra Brea, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Sigrid Vivo, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Gustavo Bobonis, World Bank Consultant for initial experimental design; Mary Claux, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module; Mar?a Isabel de la Rosa, World Bank Consultant on Life Skills survey module. G. Cruces acknowledges financial support from the research projects ?Fostering capacities in Impact Evaluation in Latin America? and ?Enhancing Women's Economic Empowerment through Better Policies in Latin America? (both projects by CEDLAS with the support of the International Development Research Centre-IDRC, Canada) for a visiting period at UC Berkeley's Center for Effective Global Action. The Center's support for this visit is also gratefully acknowledged.
