SARAH ELVEN
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About Me
I am a Research Fellow and job market candidate in Environmental Economics at the London School of Economics. My PhD was funded by the ESRC.
I am a Research Analyst working at the World Bank's Development Impact Evaluation Unit (DIME) in their Mind Behavior and Development (eMBeD) Team, and for the Social Protection and Labor Group.
My main research fields are Environmental Economics, Development Economics, and Behavioral Economics. I am particularly interested in links between climate change and poverty, and ways that policy can account for their interconnectedness.
My current research projects consider constraints to the transition to clean technologies in resource-constrained settings, the design of social protection systems to support communities vulnerable to climate change, and the economic and distributional impacts of land-use policies.
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