My research interests lie at the intersection of development economics, health economics, education, and labour economics, with a particular focus on developing countries, especially Sub-Saharan Africa. I am interested in understanding how education and skills development shape employment, health, and broader human-capital outcomes, and how these relationships influence inclusive and sustainable development. My research applies causal inference and applied microeconometric methods to generate policy-relevant evidence that can inform effective interventions, strengthen human capital, and improve the wellbeing and economic opportunities of vulnerable populations across Sub-Saharan Africa.
