Qhov tseeb nkaus
Evidence Action is dedicated to improving the lives of millions of people across Africa and Asia. Our approach fills the gap between research about “what works” and implementing solutions for people in need. We operate in six countries across the globe and positively impact hundreds of millions of lives every year in a measurable way by delivering our evidence-based interventions where the need and opportunity are greatest.
Peb muab kev pabcuam rau cov neeg muaj kev phom sij tshaj plaws hauv cov tebchaws no tsis hais lawv haiv neeg, kev ntseeg, poj niam txiv neej, lossis kev nom kev tswv. Ib txhia ntawm cov teb chaws uas peb ua hauj lwm yog sawv cev democracies thaum lwm tus tsis. Peb cov haujlwm hauv ib lub teb chaws tsis muaj kev cuam tshuam txog kev pom zoo ntawm lub teb chaws ntawd daim ntawv ntawm tsoomfwv, thiab peb niaj hnub ntsuas qhov xwm txheej ntawm kev nom kev tswv txhua qhov chaw peb ua haujlwm.
Lawv zoo li muaj qee tus neeg taug qab ntawm lawv lub vev xaib.
They seem to provide trade-free services for people: “Trained school teachers administered free-of-cost deworming medicine (mebendazole), which is universally recognized as a safe and cost-effective treatment” for parasitic worm infections. (https://www.evidenceaction.org/deworm-islamabad-press-release/) Another program they have is to provide dispensers for safe water: “By providing chlorine for free, we make sure those who need it most don’t have to make difficult trade-offs.” (https://www.evidenceaction.org/dispensersforsafewater/) – that’s fantastic!