Abt is the first to earn a new NSF sustainability certification, which defines fundamental requirements specifically for the professional services industry. Earning this recognition is the latest example of Abt’s leadership in sustainable business beginning nearly 60 years ago.
This new program, launched by Abt and the Marxe School at Baruch College, recognizes the limitations of conventional academic pipelines in quantitative graduate programs and is specifically designed to increase the participation of traditionally under-represented students.
Abt’s commitments in the pledge align with a longstanding commitment to reducing emissions and building climate resilience within our operations, supply chains, and services we deliver to clients around the world.
What has Abt learned from evaluating Summer EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) pilot programs? Summer EBT significantly reduced food insecurity and improved nutrition outcomes. See which processes and tactics worked in different settings and five things to consider for Summer EBT programs.
New threats are emerging in the battle to prevent malaria, from mosquitoes’ increasing resistance to insecticides to climate changes affecting the geographical range, intensity, and seasonality of vector-borne diseases. Under the PMI Evolve project, Abt is extending malaria prevention, researching vector control innovations, and strengthening local capacity to join the fight.
When trying to articulate how a program works, a picture is worth a thousand words. That’s why Abt developed a playbook that illustrates six different types of program theories to help program developers and evaluators guide and share their work. Learn more and download the playbook for free.
Telemedicine has emerged as a crucial tool for healthcare during this crisis. With doctors able to meet with patients remotely, view medical imaging results, and consult with specialists via video conference, many Ukrainians continue to receive high-quality healthcare. Discover how Abt supports these efforts.