Who Benefits? Health, Jobs & Gender in the World Bank Group Portfolio
An independent analysis of 1,131 projects' FY25 results: who is reached, whether health workers are measured, and whether women are counted.
I am an economist and public policy researcher with a Master’s in International Economics and Finance from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). My research interests include international development, gender, migration and economic policy. I have previously worked at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad and contributed to research published in the Journal of Development Studies. I am currently working with Limon Rodriguez, Economist, World Bank, on research related to migration, health and global skills partnerships.
An independent analysis of 1,131 projects' FY25 results: who is reached, whether health workers are measured, and whether women are counted.
WIPO resident patent filings from 141 countries, modelled against GDP, population and energy use with OLS, panel fixed effects and count models.
A guided catalogue of evaluation-ready health datasets for India and global comparisons, with design fit, access notes and a hotspot map.
ToolkitStata · R · Python · causal inference and impact evaluation (PSM, fixed effects, difference-in-differences, decomposition) · predictive modelling · dashboards and data products
Understanding period poverty among SC and ST women in India.
A panel smooth transition regression approach to savings, investment and capital mobility.
With Limon B. Rodriguez. Peer-reviewed, Journal of International Affairs, SIPA, Columbia University.
I guide students and young professionals in navigating their career paths.