Development Analytics is a research centre and advisory specialising in the provision of models and analytical tools for social policy and programme development. Leveraging deep expertise in large-scale data analysis using microeconometric and machine learning techniques, we help our clients collect, analyse, and visualise social data in new and effective ways. Our clients and partners range from multilateral development banks, UN organisations and government ministries to local non-profit organisations developing community-driven programmes.
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We are pleased to announce that Development Analytics has entered a Long Term Agreement with UNICEF on the Provision of Technical Expertise on Child Poverty and Social Protection (2022-2025)
July 2022
A New Publication: Does Quality Matter in Determining Child Care Prices? Evidence from Private Child Care Provision in Turkey
September 2021
Development Analytics Supports UNICEF Country Offices for Estimating the Impact of COVID-19 on Child Poverty and Costing of Cash Transfer Scenarios Targeting Households with Children
July 2021
Does Quality Matter in Determining Child Care Prices? Evidence from Private Child Care Provision in Turkey
September 2021
Didem Pekkurnaz, Meltem A. Aran, Nazli Aktakke
How to Assess the Child Poverty and Distributional Impact of COVID‑19 Using Household Budget Surveys: An Application Using Turkish Data
August 2021
Meltem A. Aran, Nazli Aktakke, Zehra Sena Kibar, Emre Üçkardeşler
Targeting Humanitarian Aid using Administrative Data: Model Design and Validation
January 2021
Onur Altındağ, Stephen D.O'Connell, Aytuğ Şaşmaz, Zeynep Balcıoğlu, Paola Cadonie, Matilda Jernecke, Aimee Kunze Foonge
