The impact of information on voter knowledge and engagement: Evidence from the 2012 elections in Sierra Leone The Impact of Voter Knowledge Initiatives in Sierra Leone (Policy Brief) Policy brief 1 Jan 2014 State and Political Economy Authors Kelly Bidwell Initiative Director, Innovations for Poverty Action Katherine E Casey Professor of Political Economy, Stanford University Rachel Glennerster Associate Professor, University of Chicago Bidwell-Et-Al-2014-Policy-Brief.pdf Download PDF document • 324.36 KB Share Share More from The impact of information on voter knowledge and engagement: Evidence from the 2012 elections in Sierra Leone Rachel Glennerster on Radio Democracy Rachel Glennerster Audio Video: Rachel Glennerster on Good Morning Sierra Leone Rachel Glennerster Video Strengthening the accountability of politicians Rachel Glennerster Blog The Impact of Voter Knowledge Initiatives in Sierra Leone (Final Report) Kelly Bidwell, Katherine E Casey, Rachel Glennerster Working paper The Impact of Information on Voter Knowledge and Engagement: Evidence from the 2012 Elections in Sierra Leone (Policy Brief) Rachel Glennerster, Katherine E Casey, Kelly Bidwell Policy brief More from IGC Gender equality Where are the women voters? Insights from Pakistan’s 2024 elections Hina Shaikh Blog Decentralisation in a weak state: Traditional and state governance in the DRC Soeren Henn, Aimable Lameke, Mastaki Mugaruka, Vincent Tanutama Policy brief A consumer incentive scheme experiment: Pilot study Brian Dillon, Twivwe Siwale Policy brief Household welfare and access to services in conflict-affected Kachin State Siddhartha Basu, Mai Betty, Francesco Loiacono Working paper Themes State Political Economy Countries Sierra Leone
