Anu Rangarajan

Drawing on the adage "What gets measured, gets managed", Mathematica monitored and evaluated the impact of a technical assistance program implemented by C40 (a network of climate policy-focused cities) to support the completion of greenhouse gas emission inventories across 30 Global South cities.

Mathematica is evaluating The Power of Nutrition over a period of seven years to measure its impact and influence; provide strategic, real-time feedback and inputs; and extract insights and lessons to expand and replicate this model.

Mathematica provided technical assistance for an evaluation of a program that channels government resources to mostly rural areas with high marginalization indices.

Mathematica is leading the measurement, learning, and evaluation component of the Ananya program, formerly known as the Family Health Initiative, in Bihar, India.

Mathematica designed and implemented an evaluation of initiatives on rehabilitating irrigation infrastructure, improving rural roads, and training farmers in Armenia.

Mathematica’s Center for International Policy Research and Evaluation (CIPRE) studies programs and policies intended to improve the lives of women and children throughout the developing world. For International Women’s Day, several CIPRE researchers were asked to reflect on how their work has led to...

Information on CIPRE staff presentations.

Mathematica researchers will present their work at the APPAM International Conference at the London School of Economics. In a series of panel discussions, roundtables, and presentations, the team will highlight some of the latest evidence on the sources of inequality within and between nations in the...

Mathematica Policy Research has appointed three company leaders—Anu Rangarajan, Lisa Schwartz, and Christopher Trenholm—as senior vice presidents in recognition of their contributions to international research, business practice, and health research, respectively.

Audrey-Marie Moore and Delia Welsh joined the Mathematica staff as senior researchers.

Mathematica Policy Research experts are featured at major conferences sponsored by the American Evaluation Association (AEA) and by the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM).

Mathematica Policy Research welcomes Thomas Grannemann and Sarah Hughes as senior fellows. Grannemann, an expert in health care economics, policy, and program evaluation, will work in Mathematica's Health Research Division. A former Mathematica employee, he will be based in the company's Cambridge, Massachusetts,...

Mathematica launched two new divisions focused on the growing needs for data analytics and rigorous, evidence-based international research to inform public policy.

Elke U. Weber, Gerhard R. Andlinger Professor in Princeton University’s Department of Psychology, presented on “Individual and Collective Behavior to Mitigate Climate Change: Policy Questions and Implications” examining behavioral nudges, framing, and messaging to advance acceptance of and action on...

A noted panel of experts discusses the evidence for weaving early childhood development into child survival and health programs, with a focus on identifying strategies and promising innovations that can be adapted and replicated.