The Graduation Approach Works: Now how do we Reach Scale?
Over half of 40 new Graduation projects are being implemented by governments. Some are adjusting the approach or integrating technology to make it more efficient and easier to scale.
Youth Programs as a Path to Financial Inclusion in South Africa
An interview with Mmapula Portia Kekana, Director for Employment Assistance at South Africa’s National Department of Social Development, which strives to link social welfare recipients to poverty alleviation programs and economic opportunities.
Adapting the Graduation Model to Reach Indonesia's Ultra Poor
The Indonesian government is testing and adapting the Graduation Approach in both rural and urban areas, targeting women who have participated in existing programs. Here's what they have learned so far.
Reaching the Ultra Poor in Latin America
An interview with Alexandra N. Barrantes, of the OAS, on opportunities and challenges for the Graduation Approach in Latin America.
Introducing the Graduation Approach in India’s Jharkhand State
An interview with Bishnu C Parida, on how the government of India is integrating the Graduation Approach into its work with the extreme poor.
The Graduation Approach: What’s Next on the Research Agenda?
Results from an in-depth impact study on the Graduation Approach were strong. As Graduation programs are scaled up in India, Ethiopia, Pakistan, and elsewhere, what should researchers study next?