2015-11-11T11:37:29-06:00 2014-12-31 061009205 BLUM SHAPIRO & COMPANY PC CPA'S 29 S MAIN STREET PO BOX 272000 WEST HARTFORD CT 061272000 990 2014-01-01 061660068 INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION INNO 2037722216 101 WHITNEY AVENUE NEW HAVEN CT 06510 ANNIE DUFLO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2037722216 2015-11-10 1 LORI M BUDNICK P00046310 8605614000 2015-11-10 2014 2016-02-25 16:41:14Z DEAN KARLAN 101 WHITNEY AVENUE NEW HAVEN CT 06510 42568807 0 X WWW.POVERTY-ACTION.ORG X 2002 NJ INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION DISCOVERS AND PROMOTES EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO GLOBAL POVERTY. 9 9 198 0 0 0 40518319 42565771 0 0 7226 3036 0 0 40525545 42568807 2032247 4185131 0 0 19178397 18323637 0 0 254818 19077984 20292798 40288628 42801566 236917 -232759 25069572 29682358 23390264 28235809 1679308 1446549 X INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION DISCOVERS AND PROMOTES EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO GLOBAL POVERTY. 0 0 2348220 510723 SCHOOL-BASED DEWORMING: OVER 600 MILLION SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN ARE AT RISK OF PARASITIC WORM INFECTION. WORM INFECTIONS INTERFERE WITH NUTRIENT UPTAKE; CAN LEAD TO ANEMIA, MALNOURISHMENT AND IMPAIRED MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT; AND POSE A SERIOUS THREAT TO CHILDREN'S HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND PRODUCTIVITY. INFECTED CHILDREN ARE OFTEN TOO SICK OR TIRED TO CONCENTRATE AT SCHOOL, OR TO ATTEND AT ALL. WORM INFECTIONS ARE ESTIMATED TO CAUSE A LOSS OF 200 TO 524 MILLION YEARS OF PRIMARY SCHOOLING. PARASITIC WORMS EXACT A CLEAR TOLL ON HUMAN CAPITAL, HINDERING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN PARTS OF THE WORLD THAT CAN LEAST AFFORD IT. OVER 400 MILLION AT-RISK SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN REMAIN UNTREATED. TREATMENT WITH A SIMPLE PILL IS UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED AS A SAFE AND COST-EFFECTIVE SOLUTION. SCHOOL-BASED DEWORMING PROGRAMS LEVERAGE THE EXISTING AND EXTENSIVE INFRA-STRUCTURE OF SCHOOLS AND THE DOCUMENTED IMPORTANCE OF CONVENIENCE IN ACHIEVING HIGH TAKE-UP OF PREVENTITIVE HEALTHCARE. RIGOROUS EVIDENCE SHOWS THAT SCHOOL-BASED DEWORMING IS A COST-EFFECTIVE SOLUTION THAT TRANSFORMS THE LIVES OF CHILDREN OVER THE SHORT AND LONG TERM. A RANDOMIZED TRIAL IN KENYA IN THE EARLY 2000S FOUND SCHOOL-BASED DEWORMING: (1) REDUCES SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM BY 25% (2) INCREASES HOURS WORKED BY ADULTS BY 12% (3) INCREASES FUTURE WAGE EARNINGS BY 23%SPILLOVER EFFECTS OF TREATMENT PROVIDE BENEFITS TO UNTREATED SCHOOL-AGE AND PRESCHOOL CHILDREN AS WELL. 6282116 433379 DISPENSERS FOR SAFE WATER AND WASH: CHLORINE KILLS 99.99% OF HARMFUL BACTERIA, KEEPS WATER FREE FROM CONTAMINATION FOR UP TO 72 HOURS, AND REDUCES THE INCIDENCE OF DIARRHEA BY 40%. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL WAS CONDUCTED IN KENYA TO COMPARE CHLORINE DISPENSERS TO OTHER CHLORINATION OPTIONS. THE RESEARCHERS FOUND THAT 50-61% OF PEOPLE ADOPTED THE CHLORINE DISPENSER SYSTEM COMPARED WITH ONLY 6-14% IN THE CONTROL GROUP, OR A NEARLY 10-FOLD INCREASE. ADOPTION WAS SUSTAINED OVER TIME. INSPIRED BY THE SUSTAINED SUCCESS OF THIS LOW-COST INTERVENTION, THE DISPENSERS FOR SAFE WATER PROGRAM WAS DEVELOPED TO SCALE UP CHLORINE DISPENSERS AND PROVIDE ACCESS TO SAFE WATER FOR MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. IN KENYA, RESEARCHERS ARE MEASURING THE INDIVIDUAL AND COMBINED EFFECTS OF WATER QUALITY, SANITATION AND HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS ON CHILD HEALTH, GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF LIFE. THIS SHOULD CONFIRM WHETHER THESE INTERVENTIONS LEAD TO LASTING IMPROVEMENTS IN CHILDREN'S HEALTH, GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AND WHETHER NUTRITION PROGRAMS ARE MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN COMBINED WITH THESE INTERVENTIONS. 2656570 495303 LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS NEED EFFECTIVE FINANCIAL TOOLS TO HELP MANAGE AND GROW THEIR MONEY, YET MANY OF THE FINANCIAL SERVICES THEY CAN ACCESS ARE COSTLY, UNSAFE OR NOT WELL-SUITED TO THEIR NEEDS. TO SUPPORT FINANCIAL INCLUSION EFFORTS AROUND THE WORLD, IPA PARTNERS WITH FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS, GOVERNMENTS AND RESEARCHERS TO DESIGN AND RIGOROUSLY TEST FINANCIAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS ENCOURAGING HEALTHY FINANCIAL BEHAVIOR AMONG THE POOR. 24986992 2745726 THE ULTRA POOR (TUP) - A NEW SIX-COUNTRY STUDY SHOWS A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH FOR THE ULTR-POOR, THE APPROXIMATELY ONE BILLION PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON LESS THAN $1.25 A DAY, BOOSTED LIVLIHOODS, INCOME AND HEALTH. PUBLISHED IN SCIENCE, THE RESEARCH TESTED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN APPROACH KNOWN AS THE "GRADUATION MODEL" IN SIX COUNTRIES BY FOLLOWING 21,000 OF THE WORLD'S POOREST PEOPLE FOR THREE YEARS. THE DATA SHOWS THIS APPROACH LED TO LARGE AND LASTING IMPACTS ON THEIR STANDARD OF LIVING. THE PROGRAM IS COST EFFECTIVE, WITH POSITIVE RETURNS IN FIVE OF THE SIX COUNTRIES, RANGING FROM 133 PECENT IN GHANA TO 433 PERCENT IN INDIA. IN OTHER WORDS, FOR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT ON THE PROGRAMS IN INDIA, THE ULTRA-POOR HOUSEHOLDS SAW $4.33 IN LONG-TERM BENEFITS. THE GOVERNMENT OF ETHIOPIA PLANS TO EXPAND THE PROGRAM TO BENEFIT THREE MILLION PEOPLE THROUGH THE COUNTRY'S PRODUCTIVE SAFETY NET PROGRAM, AND THE PROGRAM IS ALREADY BEING SCALED UP IN PAKISTAN AND INDIA.SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE SECTOR (SME) - SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES) ARE WIDELY SEEN AS ENGINES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH. IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SMES PROVIDE OVER 70% OF FORMAL JOBS ON AVERAGE. HOWEVER, SMES FACE CONSTRAINTS TO GROWTH THAT ARE PARTICULARLY BINDING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SUCH AS LIMITED ACCESS TO FINANCE, LOW LABOR SKILL LEVELS AND INEFFICIENT MARKETS FOR GOODS.IN AN EFFORT TO UNLOCK THE SME SECTOR'S POTENTIAL, GOVERNMENTS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS SPEND BILLIONS OF DOLLARS EVERY YEAR ON PROGRAMS AIMED AT REDUCING THE BARRIERS TO GROWTH. HOWEVER, HIGH-QUALITY RESEARCH ON WHICH PROGRAMS SUCCESSFULLY ADDRESS THE CONTRAINTS TO SME GROWTH IS LIMITED, LEAVING DECISION MAKERS WITHOUT CLEAR GUIDANCE ON WHICH PROGRAMS AND POLICIES TO SUPPORT.THE SME PROGRAM AT IPA WORKS TO DISCOVER AND PROMOTE EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ENTREPENEURSHIPMONGOLIA PROPERTY RIGHTS & VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - THIS STUDY EVALUATES A PROJECT DESIGNED TO IMPROVE TECHNICAL SKILLS AND PRODUCTIVITY IN KEY MONGOLIAN INDUSTRIES INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION, MINING, ELECTRONICS, MECHANICS AND TRANSPORT. IT WILL MEASURE WHETHER VOCATIONAL TRAINING INCREASES THE WAGES OF MONGOLIANS.EVALUATING THE AFRICAN HEALTH MARKET FOR EQUITY (AHME) - SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ACCOUNTS FOR 24 PERCENT OF THE GLOBAL BURDEN OF DISEASE. WHILE PRIVATE CLINICS ARE THE FIRST SOURCE OF CARE FOR MANY AFRICANS, THE QUALITY OF CARE OFFERED IN PRIVATE FACILITIES IS INCONSISTENT AND OFTEN WEAK, AND THE PRIVATE HEALTHCARE SECTOR FACES A WIDE HOST OF CHALLENGES. IN THIS STUDY, IPA-AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS FROM UC BERKELEY AND USCF ARE EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF A MULTI-PRONGED PRIVATE HEALTHCARE INITIATIVE ON HEALTHCARE UTILIZATION, QUALTIY OF CARE, CLINIC FINANCIAL OUTCOMES AND CHILD HEALTH IN KENYA.ALL OTHER - IN PARTNERHIP WITH TOP RESEARCHERS IN THE FIELD, WE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT RANDOMIZED EVALUATIONS TO MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENSS OF PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AIMED AT HELPING THE POOR. WE SPECIALIZE IN RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS (RCTS) BECAUSE THIS RIGOROUS METHODOLOGY, CONSIDERED THE GOLD STANDARD OF IMPACT EVALUATION DESIGN, ALLOWS US TO ISOLATE THE EFFECTS OF A PROGRAM FROM OTHER FACTORS. LIKE IN MEDICAL TRIALS, RESEARCHERS ASSIGN PARTICIPANTS AT RANDOM TO DIFFERENT STUDY GROUPS. ONE OR MORE GROUPS RECEIVE A PROGRAM (THE "TREATMENT GROUPS") AND ANOTHER GROUP SERVES AS THE COMPARISON (OR "CONTROL") GROUP.IPA EVALUATIONS DO NOT SIMPLY GIVE A PASSING OR FAILING GRADE TO PROGRAMS, BUT RATHER SEEK TO UNCOVER AND DISENTANGLE CAUSAL MECHANISMS AND DETERMINE WHICH ADJUSTMENTS WILL MAKE A PROGRAM MORE EFFECTIVE.OUR WELL-ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIPS IN THE COUNTRIES WHERE WE WORK, AND A STRONG UNDERSTANDING OF LOCAL CONTEXTS, HELP MAKE OUR RESEARCH PROJECTS SUCCESSFUL. OUR TEAMS OPERATING IN 18 COUNTRIES WORK ON THE GROUND TO DEVELOP NEW STUDIES WITH NGO'S AND GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS INTERESTED IN CONDUCTING RIGOROUS EVALUATIONS OF THEIR PROGRAMS AND IN TESTING THEIR NEW IDEAS. IPA HAS MORE THAN 1,000 RESEARCH STAFF WHO IMPLEMENT THE RESEARCH ON THE GROUND. STUDIES RANGE IN TIME FROM MONTHS, TO YEARS, TO DECADES.ONCE AN INTERVENTION HAS PROVEN EFFECTIVE IN ONE CONTEXT, WE WORK TO TEST IT IN OTHER CONTEXTS. THIS REPLICATION PROCESS IS AN ESSENTIAL STEP ON THE PATH TO SCALING UP EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS.IPA HAS AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF MORE THAN 400 RESEARCHERS FROM AMONG THE TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD WHO COLLABORATE WITH US IN DESIGNING AND CONDUCTING THE EVALUATIONS. MANY OF THESE ACADEMICS ARE PIONEERS IN THEIR FIELDS OF RESEARCH, PARTICULARLY IN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS.TO DATE, WE HAVE DESIGNED AND EVALUATED MORE THAN 275 POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS TO POVERTY PROBLEMS AND HAVE OVER 240 MORE EVALUATIONS IN PROGRESS. 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PROGRAM AND FINANCIAL EXPENDITURE REPORTS ARE PREPARED BY OUR SUB-AWARDEES AND REVEIWED BY OUR LOCAL PROGRAM OFFICERS AND FINANCIAL STAFF PRIOR TO INCORPORATING THIS INFORMATION INTO THE OVERALL REPORTING TO THE DONOR. PROJECTS MAY BE AUDITED AS NEEDED OR AS REQUIRED PER THE CONTRACT. ALL FINANCIAL AND NARRATIVE REPORTS ARE STORED DIGITALLY AT IPA'S HEADQUARTERS IN THE US AND IN THE GRANTS DATABASE. 1 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE 122 E 42ND STREET NEW YORK NY 10168 135660870 501(C)3 12901 EVALUATION ALTERNATIVES IMPACT 125 N FULTON STREET ITHACA NY 14850 161568466 501(C)3 15000 US HOUSEHOLD FINANCIAL INITIATIVE ARTHIFY INC 600 STATE BRIDGE ROAD APT 523 DUKUTH GA 30097 800786358 501(C)3 7850 DIRTS BEHAVIORAL IDEAS LAB INC DBA IDEAS42 80 BROAD STREET FL30 NEW YORK NY 10004 271678009 501(C)3 77000 FINANCIAL CAPABILITY RESEARCH CATAPULT DESIGN 972 MISSION STREET SUITE 500 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94103 800321543 501(C)3 112175 SOAPY WATER DUKE UNIVERSITY PO BOX 602651 CHARLOTTE NC CHARLOTTE NC 28260 560532129 501(C)3 32564 PEER TO PEER TEACHING GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 2121 WISCONSIN AVENUE NW STE 400 WASHINGTON DC DC 20007 530196603 501(C)3 70495 HIGH HOPES SAVINGS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIVE DIRECTLY 139 FULTON STREET SUITE 810 NEW YORK NY 10039 271661997 501(C)3 5788 UNCONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER INVESTMENT HOPE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 4 OLD RIVER PLACE JACKSON MS 39202 640865528 501(C)3 15000 US HOUSEHOLD FINANCIAL INITIATIVE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH ON WOMEN 1120 20TH STREET NW SUITE 500 WASHINGTON DC 20036 521081455 501(C)3 140000 EMPOWERMENT FOR WOMEN INTERNATIONAL FOOD POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 2033 K STREET NW WASHINGTON DC 20006 521041632 501(C)3 89795 WARRANTAGE OXFAM AMERICA 226 CAUSEWAY STREET 5TH FLOOR BOSTON MA 02114 237069110 501(C)3 93311 KENYA CHLORINE DISPENSERS PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY PO BOX 751 PORTLAND OR 92707 364776757 501(C)3 31045 SOAPY WATER SANERGY INC 28 PARK STREET 3 BROOKLINE MA 02447 364688468 501(C)3 18546 CREATING A TOILET HABIT SCHOOL TO SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL 200 SAN MARLO WAY SUITE 3 PACIFICA CA 92044 020600889 501(C)3 9994 TCAI EVALUATION SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY PO BOX 750259 DALLAS TX 72755 750800689 501(C)3 14849 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION THE BOARD REGENTS OF THE UNIVERISTY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM OFFICE FOR RESEARCH SPONSORED PROGRAMS DRAWER 538 MILWAUKEE WI 53278 396006492 501(C)3 59183 FCRF AWARDS MATCHMARKING THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 2195 HEARST AVENUE BERKLEY CA 94720 946002123 501(C)3 483340 FOOD PRODUCTION THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PO BOX 223131 PITTSBURGH PA 15251 386006309 501(C)3 58348 FINGERPRINTING THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO 9500 GILMAN DRIVE LA JOLLA CA 95121 956006144 501(C)3 103099 IMPROVING LEARNING OUTCOMES THE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK 615 WEST 131ST STREET ROOM 254 NEW YORK NY 10027 135598093 501(C)3 37000 SME GROWTH RESEARCH INITIATIVE TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 11 ROPE FERRY ROAD HANOVER NH 03555 020222111 501(C)3 76073 SPRF PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA PO BOX 400195 CHARLOTTESVILLE VA 90244 546001796 501(C)3 27592 DAKAR SANITATION SENEGAL UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 12455 COLLECTIONS DRIVE CHICAGO IL 60693 916001537 501(C)3 57260 EVALUATION YALE UNIVERSITY 27 HILLHOUSE AVENUE NEW HAVEN CT 06511 060646973 91200 M&E STRATEGIES AND TOOLS 18 RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS 8 92148 PART I, LINE 2: INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION UTILIZES REPORTS OR RECEIPTS TO SUBSTANTIATE THE CHARITABLE USE OF GRANT DOLLARS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11 THE FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY AN ACCOUNTING FIRM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. A COPY OF THE DRAFT FORM 990 IS CIRCULATED ELECTRONICALLY TO THE FULL BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR DISCUSSION AND COMMENT. EACH BOARD MEMBER IS PROVIDED OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT ON THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE 990 PRIOR TO FILING WITH THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION HAS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY IN PLACE. ALL NEW EMPLOYEES AND BOARD MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO RENEW AND ACKNOWLEDGE THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY ON AN ANNUAL BASIS. THE ORGANIZATION DISTRIBUTES AN ANNUAL QUESTIONNAIRE TO ALL EMPLOYEES (INCLUDING EXECUTIVES) AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBERS. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS TASKED WITH REVIEWING ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTERST AND DETERMINING COMPLIANCE WITH THE ORGANIZATION'S POLICY. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 THE ORGANIZATION UNDERTAKES A THOROUGH PROCESS FOR DETERMINING THE COMPENSATION OF ITS EXECUTIVE OFFICERS, AND USES THE SAME PROCESS FOR ALL EMPLOYEES. THE ORGANIZATION RELIES ON MARKET ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE COMPENSATION ACROSS ALL LEVELS, USING SIMILARLY SIZED ORGANIZATIONS AS A BENCHMARK. THE ORGANIZATION HIRED A NONPROFIT PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY GROUP TO PERFORM THE SPECIFIC ANALYSIS, AS WELL AS TO SEARCH FOR THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE PRESIDENT AND CEO IS THE FOUNDER OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE PRESIDENT DRAWS NO SALARY FROM INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY ACTION. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION'S AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, FORM 990 AND ANNUAL SUMMARY ARE POSTED ON THE ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE AND ARE AVAILABLE AT THE ADDRESS LISTED ON PAGE 1 OF THE FORM 990. THE FORM 990 IS, LIKEWISE, PUBLISHED ON WWW.GUIDESTAR.ORG. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AND AT MANAGEMENT'S DISCRETION. THEY ARE OFTEN PICKED UP FOR OTHER CHARITY EVALUATION WEBSITES SUCH AS CHARITY NAVIGATOR. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G OTHER: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 3,332,198. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 1,191,539. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 42,075. TOTAL EXPENSES 4,565,812.