Brigitte Granville

Effective Intervention is a non-profit organization that manages projects aimed at improving child survival and education outcomes in some of the poorest regions of the world, including Guinea-Bissau and Gambia. Effective Intervention is based in London, UK, and their work is supported and hosted by the Centre for Economic Performance at the School of Economics. The organization rigorously measures outcomes using the highest statistical standards feasible to ensure that their clients, children and their families, can benefit from their projects. The British company aims to improve children's lives by providing better health, numeracy, and literacy as a package of care. The organization was founded in 2006, and Babourcarr Bouy has been the CEO since 2017.

Effective Intervention is a non-profit organization that manages projects aimed at improving child survival and education outcomes in some of the poorest regions of the world, including Guinea-Bissau and Gambia. Effective Intervention is based in London, UK, and their work is supported and hosted by the Centre for Economic Performance at the School of Economics. The organization rigorously measures outcomes using the highest statistical standards feasible to ensure that their clients, children and their families, can benefit from their projects. The British company aims to improve children's lives by providing better health, numeracy, and literacy as a package of care. The organization was founded in 2006, and Babourcarr Bouy has been the CEO since 2017.

Effective Intervention is a non-profit organization that manages projects aimed at improving child survival and education outcomes in some of the poorest regions of the world, including Guinea-Bissau and Gambia. Effective Intervention is based in London, UK, and their work is supported and hosted by the Centre for Economic Performance at the School of Economics. The organization rigorously measures outcomes using the highest statistical standards feasible to ensure that their clients, children and their families, can benefit from their projects. The British company aims to improve children's lives by providing better health, numeracy, and literacy as a package of care. The organization was founded in 2006, and Babourcarr Bouy has been the CEO since 2017.