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.