Welcome!
Welcome!
I am a consultant at the World Bank with a PhD degree in Macroeconomic Theory and Development Economics at York University.
I am a consultant at the World Bank with a PhD degree in Macroeconomic Theory and Development Economics at York University.
My research focuses on the intersections of environmental degradation, climate change, and economic development, with a particular emphasis on natural capital, green growth, and climate sustainability. I bring a diverse set of research skills, ranging from theoretical modeling to spatial analysis in empirical economics.
My research focuses on the intersections of environmental degradation, climate change, and economic development, with a particular emphasis on natural capital, green growth, and climate sustainability. I bring a diverse set of research skills, ranging from theoretical modeling to spatial analysis in empirical economics.
At the World Bank, I have contributed to numerous research projects in environmental and development economics, and I have played a key role in producing flagship reports as a core member of the Changing Wealth of Nations (CWON) project. My recent experience has strengthened my research capabilities, as well as my teamwork and communication skills, equipping me to address complex challenges in global economic development.
At the World Bank, I have contributed to numerous research projects in environmental and development economics, and I have played a key role in producing flagship reports as a core member of the Changing Wealth of Nations (CWON) project. My recent experience has strengthened my research capabilities, as well as my teamwork and communication skills, equipping me to address complex challenges in global economic development.