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I am a Research Fellow (post-doc) at the University College London (UCL) and consultant with ITAD. My research focuses on the intersection of health, climate and development economics. I use experimental and quasi-experimental methods to evaluate the impact of climate change, economic shocks and public policy on a broad range of global health outcomes (including HIV, nutrition, family planning and mental health) and behaviours in low- and middle-income countries, particularly of highly vulnerable groups. My research has been recognised through a series of peer-reviewed publications and through winning 1st prize in the iHEA Student Paper Awards for the conference in 2021.

I have a PhD from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Health Economics, an MSc in Economics and Development Economics from the University of Nottingham, and a BSc in Economics from the University of York. 

I am an a health economist with strong micro-econometricskillset and a decade of professional and academic experience in managing large data collection projects and high-quality analysis of microeconomic data with exceptional quantitative economic and policy analysis skillset and expertise in survey design and data management.  I am passionate about improving health through quality data focusing on analysis and impact evaluation of policy working across LMICs and high-income countries. I am proficient in a broad range of statistical tools and econometrics techniques for health economic modelling, quantitative data analysis and literature review with experience in monitoring and evaluation, innovative survey design alongside data and project management.

My presentation to the Oxford Global Health and Care Systems Society is available to be downloaded here.

My presentation to the NCDE 2023 is available to be downloaded here.