Savings at the Frontier
Savings at the Frontier is a partnership between Mastercard Foundation and OPM that aims to improve the financial inclusion of low-income individuals and communities in …
OPM United States
Our United States office builds partnerships with foundations and other funding organisations in order to provide strategic advisory and research services. In addition to our strategic advisory work, we act as an OPM-wide incubator, across sectors, to foster and develop innovative solutions to endemic development challenges. We draw on OPM’s international offices to support long-term, positive change for the populations of the countries in which we work.
We work across a broad range of sectors, from public sector governance to social development, from public sector financial management to health. We have specialisms across a range of capabilities required to deliver, and support others in delivering, adaptive and innovative work, such as learning and evaluation systems design, government and grantee capacity building, policy influencing, research, and adaptive programming.
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RISE: Improving education systems in low-income countries
This research programme will provide key insights and policy-relevant evidence to support improved learning outcomes for children across the world.
Economic development and institutions (EDI): cutting-edge research to shape policy reform
This multi-year research programme will provide a body of evidence and insights into institutional changes and their impact on economic development.
Third cohort of Oxford Policy Fellows start their postings across Africa and Asia
New Oxford Policy Fellows have taken up their positions in Ghana, Pakistan, Uganda, Djibouti, and Rwanda.
Practitioner Insights: using behavioural insights to design more impactful programmes
As part of a 3ie grant window, OPM collaborated with ideas42 and World Vision India to understand behavioural barriers to toilet use in rural Bihar.
Learning for action across health systems
Sharing lessons learnt on strengthening health systems in low-income countries