Last recorded date when we made major data updates for this org
2026-08-15
Notes
Evidence-based public-health nonprofit that provides conditional cash incentives to caregivers after their children receive routine vaccinations at government clinics in northern Nigeria. It also promotes vaccination awareness and helps clinics avoid vaccine stockouts. Svetha Janumpalli created New Incentives in 2011 after raising seed funding for conditional cash-transfer programs. Pratyush Agarwal and Patrick Stadler joined as co-founders in 2016. Its Nigerian operating organization, established in 2014, is the All Babies Are Equal Initiative; the combined program is sometimes called NI-ABAE. New Incentives was formerly known as CCT Marketplace and received United States federal tax-exempt recognition in November 2014.
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Year
Positions count
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Number of full-time staff at the beginning each year
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Staff count
Staff
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