I am a trained Economist with specific teaching, research and policy interests in microeconomics, institutional economics, development economics, and governance. I also have considerable experience in social and public policy research. I employ quantitative tools and techniques to analyse human behaviour and socio-economic outcomes. I have gained broad expertise in the development field through my engagements with governments in developing countries as well as research institutes and CSOs on poverty eradication and inclusive development. I have also conducted rigorous research on financing for development, wellbeing and on effective delivery of public goods and services. I have worked with organisations such as the UNFAO, UNDP, OPHI and numerous country governments.