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Doubly stochastic effects are effects in which an optimization of both multiplicative and additive noise intensities is necessary to induce ordering in a nonlinear system. I review recent achievements in the investigation of these effects and discuss two phenomena: doubly stochastic resonance and noise-induced propagation in monostable medium. Finally I discuss possible experimental implementations of these phenomena.