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I am an applied economist whose broad research focuses on innovation in agriculture, poverty and inequality analysis, demographic, and health economics with special focus on women and children’s wellbeing. I combine rigorous impact evaluation tools and qualitative techniques to estimate quantitative impacts of various social interventions and to understand the underlying behavioural changes associated with interventions in developing country contexts. I am a senior lecturer at the department of Economics at the University of Ghana. I obtained my PhD in Economics at Clark University in the USA.
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Dr. Pyali Chatterjee is the Head of the Department at the Faculty of Law, ICFAI University, Raipur, Chattisgarh, India. She completed her Post Doc. fellowship in "New Technologies and Law" from MICHR - Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria - Italy, in 2022. Recently, she has been selected for The Central Asian Legal Research (CALR) Fellowship at Tashkent State University of Law (TSUL), Uzbekistan, from April 2023 to January 2024. Her area of expertise is Criminal Law, women and law, Human right, and Gender studies.
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Dr Jodie Hunter is a Professor in mathematics education at the Institute of Education at Massey University, New Zealand.
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Professor of Development Economics, the Fletcher School and Economics Department, Tufts University
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I am a Visiting Assistant Professor at the Centre for research on the Economics of Climate, Food, Energy and Environment (CECFEE), Indian Statistical Institute (Delhi) and an EfD Early Career Research Fellow. I am a Ph.D. scholar from the Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Center.
My primary research interests are in the fields of Technology, Labor, Environment, and Agriculture with a particular focus on the gender perspective. Currently, I am working on experiments in collaboration with digital job platforms to study the role of beliefs and information in job search behavior.
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Prof. Development Economics at University of Göttingen.
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Fernando Nardi is associate professor of hydrology and Director of the WARREDOC (Water Resources Research and Documentation Center) at University for Foreigners of Perugia (Italy). His scientific interests pertain to water resources management, water distribution systems, hydro-informatics, flood risk, remote sensing and GIS, sustainable urban planning. Coordinator of research and innovation projects funded by European programs (e.g. PRIMA, Horizon 2020, Climatic-KIC, Water JPI) and by United Nations agencies (e.g. UNESCO, FAO). Water Security Unesco Chair member at FIU in Miami.
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I am a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Extension, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and a Research Fellow at the Resource and Environmental Policy Research Centre, University of Nigeria Nsukka. I have twelve years of teaching and research experience in agriculture, climate change, environmental economics, digital technologies, food security, gender, rural livelihood and sustainable development. I have worked extensively in some international and national agricultural research projects.
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A specialist in paleontology, paleoclimate dynamics, EIA, geoparks, and geotourism, blending academic rigor with science communication, open science, social media, and AI. She promoted geological heritage and sustainable tourism as a UNESCO Global Geoparks Council Member (2018–2022). As an Associate Trainer (IBCT) and Lecturer in Paleontology & Stratigraphy at the Faculty of Petroleum & Mining Sciences. Dedicated to democratizing science, simplifying complex concepts for non-academics, particularly children, and championing interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement.
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Menusch Khadjavi is an Associate Professor of Economics at VU Amsterdam and Senior Researcher at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. He earned his doctorate from the University of Hamburg in 2013. His research provides insights into morally relevant behavior in economics, including emotional motivation and extrinsic incentives, charitable giving, discrimination, and environmental and resource economics. He often uses lab and field experimental methods in his research.