
Nkechi S. Owoo
@nkechi_owoo
Associate Professor of Economics @ University of Ghana
ID: 3350813128
29-06-2015 14:06:32
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π Unpacking multi-faceted anti-poverty programmes. Today on #VoxDevTalks, our new Editorial Board member Robert Darko Osei (University of Ghana) joins Tim Phillips Talk Normal to discuss research in #Ghana comparing individual interventions to multi-faceted programmes. Listen here: voxdev.org/topic/public-eβ¦

Our team is presenting on combining geocoded extreme weather-related disaster data with social survey microdata, based on TSITICA research by: David Gordon, Nkechi S. Owoo Murray Leibbrandt Muna Shifa, Mary Zhang, Damiano Manda Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) Inst. of Statistical, Social & Economic Research SALDRU Economics UON


.Nkechi S. Owoo explains what is needed to protect and empower one of the world's most vulnerable demographic groups: women with disabilities. bit.ly/3v34ZIZ

Today's cool young researcher #EconTwitter is Nkechi S. Owoo at U Ghana who works on topics related to poverty, health + demography ug.edu.gh/economics/peopβ¦

Adaptation is not a universal response to #climatechange and disaster events. Recognizing religious and cultural factors, Nkechi S. Owoo analyzes individualsβ adaptation (and non-adaptation) responses to climate shocks in Ghana β¬ π¬π bit.ly/3xLN2iP

.Nkechi S. Owoo [University of Ghana] new WP on gender, climate + adaptation in π¬π for Center for Global Development --> Adaptation strategies include β¬οΈ in inputs + pressures on βοΈ domestic work ~ however are not universal + influenced by religious and cultural factors #EconTwitter cgdev.org/publication/clβ¦
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Our online session focusing on Africa is underway! ππ€© β we have just heard from Nkechi S. Owoo and Murray Leibbrandt is now sharing his important research in the region. All part of day 2 of our Conference! #BPI2024


An excellent session on Africa at the Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) conference on poverty & social justice in a post-COVID world. Murray Leibbrandt & Nkechi S. Owoo presented ACEIR research on how inequality & poverty deepened people's vulnerabilities during COVID π½οΈWatch bit.ly/4eaA66S



ποΈJoin ECSP on #WorldPopulationDay, Jul. 11, for an online event on population & development with Maternal Health Initiative and Population Institute, featuring Priscilla Idele, PhD Nkechi S. Owoo, @Apoorva_Jadhav, Roger-Mark De Souza (he/him), Kathleen Mogelgaard and EdgeEffectβs Emily Dwyer buff.ly/3RL86gz


ποΈJoin ECSP on #WorldPopulationDay, Jul. 11, for an online event on population & development with Maternal Health Initiative and Population Institute, featuring Priscilla Idele, PhD Nkechi S. Owoo, @Apoorva_Jadhav, Roger-Mark De Souza (he/him), Kathleen Mogelgaard and EdgeEffectβs Emily Dwyer. bit.ly/3LfVQRF



Justine Knebelmann: state capacity + public economics sites.google.com/view/justine-k⦠Nkechi S. Owoo: poverty, health + demography scholar.google.com/citations?user⦠Mahima Vasishth: education + gender mahimavasishth.com

π Authors incl. 14 researchers from our country nodes SALDRU UCTSchoolofEconomics Inst. of Statistical, Social & Economic Research University of Ghana Economics UON University of Nairobi Among them are Murray Leibbrandt Vimal Ranchhod Robert Darko Osei Nkechi S. Owoo Monica Lambon- Quayefio Fabio Andres Diaz Muna Shifa & associates Rocco Zizzamia Mike Savage

Call for papers! --> Women and Jobs in Africa Policy Research Workshop taking place Nov 11-12 π¬π Hosted by World Bank Research African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) University of Ghana cc. Scientific committee Monica Lambon- Quayefio Nkechi S. Owoo S Anukriti Clara Delavallade et al. Submit by June 30th ππ½ worldbank.org/en/events/2025β¦