China’s air quality monitoring and disclosure programme triggered a cascade of changes in household behaviour with significant health benefits

Firms are reactive to better enforcement of emission controls. This effect is more apparent among firms in industries with higher pollution intensity

The limited impacts of an improved cooking stove programme in India suggest that testing interventions in real-world conditions is important

Coastal favouritism in infrastructure investment has significant potential welfare costs in the context of projected rising sea levels

Prepaid electricity meters are changing how residential customers pay for power across the developing world

Electrification generates industrial development by attracting entrants through lowering barriers to entry, and thus increasing competition

Ensuring sufficient investment to establish reliable access to comprehensive basic services, beyond electricity, is needed for impacts to be achieved

Free electricity connections in rural South African households changed home production technologies and induced more women to work in the market