Muna Shifa (@shifa_muna) 's Twitter Profile
Muna Shifa

@shifa_muna

Senior research officer. Development economist.

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calendar_today11-10-2016 15:32:37

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ARUA ACEIR (@arua_aceir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dealing with global health challenges in #Africa ➡️ #poverty & #inequality contributed greatly to #COVID19 vulnerabilities, says ACEIR researcher Muna Shifa at the ARUA conference which started today: bit.ly/ARUA-2021 SALDRU 1/2

Dealing with global health challenges in #Africa ➡️   #poverty &amp; #inequality contributed greatly to #COVID19 vulnerabilities, says ACEIR researcher <a href="/shifa_muna/">Muna Shifa</a> at the ARUA conference which started today: bit.ly/ARUA-2021 <a href="/SALDRU1/">SALDRU</a> 1/2
Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) (@bristolpoverty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New publication from SALDRU, BPI & Oxford School of Global & Area Studies on Socioeconomic-Related Inequalities in COVID-19 Vulnerability in South Africa. Great timing - the BPI Director & Manager are currently in Cape Town meeting with colleagues and delivering research training. mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/1…

New publication from <a href="/SALDRU1/">SALDRU</a>, BPI &amp; <a href="/OSGAOxford/">Oxford School of Global & Area Studies</a> on Socioeconomic-Related Inequalities in COVID-19 Vulnerability in South Africa. Great timing - the BPI Director &amp; Manager are currently in Cape Town meeting with colleagues and delivering research training.
mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/1…
Murray Leibbrandt (@murrayleibbrand) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wonderful ARUA ACEIR and SALDRU training on multidimensional poverty measurement and spatial modelling from the Bristol Poverty Institute. Thank you Dave Gordon and Rich Harris!

IJERPH (@ijerph_mdpi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Researchers analyzed socioeconomic-related inequalities in COVID-19 vulnerability in South Africa. Results showed that people’s health, socioeconomic, and living circumstances play a crucial role. Muna Shifa #Covid Access for Free: mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/1…

Researchers analyzed socioeconomic-related inequalities in COVID-19 vulnerability in South Africa. Results showed that people’s health, socioeconomic, and living circumstances play a crucial role.
<a href="/shifa_muna/">Muna Shifa</a> 

#Covid
Access for Free:
mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/1…
Branko Milanovic (@brankomilan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just finished a talk and discussion of global inequality at the Bangladesh Institute for Development Studies in Dhaka. Great advantage of Zoom: one can easily communicate with different parts of the world while sitting at home. Thanks to Binayak Sen for invitation.

Just finished a talk and discussion of global inequality at the Bangladesh Institute for Development Studies in Dhaka. Great advantage of Zoom: one can easily communicate with different parts of the world while sitting at home. Thanks to <a href="/binayak_sen/">Binayak Sen</a> for invitation.
ARUA ACEIR (@arua_aceir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our colleague, Dr Muna Shifa, explains in this The Conversation Africa article why data and research on #spatial #inequality are important as she shares highlights from a study on such #inequalities in sub-Saharan Africa countries: theconversation.com/inequality-in-… #researchinequalities SALDRU

ARUA (@arua_news) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Director of the ARUA ACEIR team, Prof. Murray Leibbrandt, discussed their capacity building activities through the UKRI grant, including those with partnership from DataFirst, Bristol Poverty Institute, and AFD.

The Director of the <a href="/ARUA_ACEIR/">ARUA ACEIR</a> team, Prof. <a href="/MurrayLeibbrand/">Murray Leibbrandt</a>, discussed their capacity building activities through the UKRI grant, including those with partnership from DataFirst, Bristol Poverty Institute, and AFD.
ARUA (@arua_news) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A session featuring ARUA and its Centre of Excellence on Inequalities (ACEIR) has taken place today at the ongoing conference of the African Econometric Society in Nairobi. Ernest Aryeetey, Murray Leibbrandt, Nkechi Onuoha, Damiano Manda and Carlos Gradin spoke at hybrid event.

A session featuring ARUA and its Centre of Excellence on Inequalities (ACEIR) has taken place today at the ongoing conference of the African Econometric Society in Nairobi. Ernest Aryeetey, Murray Leibbrandt, Nkechi Onuoha, Damiano Manda and Carlos Gradin spoke at hybrid event.
Alfonsina (@alfonp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Care work is a major barrier (unable to take research sabbaticals, conference attendance, etc) to academic work for female economists points out Daniela Casale @iaffe #WomenInLeadership #IAFFE2023

Care work is a major barrier (unable to take research sabbaticals, conference attendance, etc) to academic work for female economists points out Daniela Casale @iaffe #WomenInLeadership #IAFFE2023
ARUA ACEIR (@arua_aceir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And... It's a wrap! #IAFFE2023 would not have been possible without these UCT student volunteers (not all in the pic 😔), International Association for Feminist Economics & ARUA ACEIR conference planning teams, & an excellent conference chair, our colleague Prof. Abena Oduro from Inst. of Statistical, Social & Economic Research University of Ghana 🙏🙏 Thank you!! 👏🏼👏🏼

And... It's a wrap! #IAFFE2023 would not have been possible without these UCT student volunteers (not all in the pic 😔), <a href="/IAFFE/">International Association for Feminist Economics</a> &amp; <a href="/ARUA_ACEIR/">ARUA ACEIR</a> conference planning teams, &amp; an excellent conference chair, our colleague Prof. Abena Oduro from <a href="/ISSERUG/">Inst. of Statistical, Social & Economic Research</a> <a href="/UnivofGh/">University of Ghana</a> 🙏🙏
Thank you!! 👏🏼👏🏼
DataFirst (@datafirstatuct) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On 27 October DataFirst & the School of Economics hosted a conference to honour the lifetime contributions of Prof Martin Wittenberg to economics, & more broadly to quantitative social science, in South Africa. Read the article: datafirst.uct.ac.za/about-us/lates… UCT UCT Commerce

On 27 October DataFirst &amp; the School of Economics hosted a conference to honour the lifetime contributions of Prof Martin Wittenberg to economics, &amp; more broadly to quantitative social science, in South Africa. 
Read the article:  datafirst.uct.ac.za/about-us/lates…
<a href="/UCT_news/">UCT</a> <a href="/Commerce_UCT/">UCT Commerce</a>
ENDchildpoverty (@globalcoalition) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Climate shocks affect children’s access to basic needs, such as food, housing, education, health, water and sanitation. Find out how the impacts of climate change drive families and children into poverty: uni.cf/3T60V49

Climate shocks affect children’s access to basic needs, such as food, housing, education, health, water and sanitation.

Find out how the impacts of climate change drive families and children into poverty: uni.cf/3T60V49
ARUA ACEIR (@arua_aceir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A wealth of knowledge, expertise & experience are exchanged this week at this summer school on the roots of inequality, poverty & deprivation in Africa It's the 1st of many planned by the new Africa-Europe Cluster of Research Excellence in Inequalities, Poverty, and Deprivation!

A wealth of knowledge, expertise &amp; experience are exchanged this week at this summer school on the roots of inequality, poverty &amp; deprivation in Africa

It's the 1st of many planned by the new Africa-Europe Cluster of Research Excellence in Inequalities, Poverty, and Deprivation!
DataFirst (@datafirstatuct) 's Twitter Profile Photo

He will be remembered for his dedication to rigour & his integrity as a researcher; the quality & depth of his mentorship of grad students; his frankness & honesty; & his commitment to building public goods enabling others to do better & more reliable research of their own.