2022 / 2023 NOVAFRICA Job Market Candidate Stefan Leeffers is joining the University College London’s Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction (UCL IRDR) as an Assistant Professor in April.
“Closing the Gender Profit Gap”? Is the paper just published at Management Science by Nova SBE and NOVAFRICA Professors, Cátia Batista and Pedro Vicente, and the NOVAFRICA External member Sandra Sequeira from London School of Economics.
Migrants, brain drain vs brain gain, education and entrepreneurship!
The Scientific Director of NOVAFRICA, Catia Batista, will be one of the speakers at the 50th Expresso anniversary conference.
Listen here to the fourth series of the “NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks” Podcast. This series of audio talks about development in Africa brings together experts from a wide range of institutions. Myriam Marending, resident member of NOVAFRICA and researcher in Development Economics at Nova SBE, is the coordinator of this Podcast, produced at Fidelidade Creative Studio. …
It Will Rain: The Effect of Information on Flood Preparedness in Urban Mozambique Read More
Listen here to the fourth series of the “NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks” Podcast.
Revisit the fantastic 15th International Conference on Migration and Development co-organized with the Agence Française de Développment and The World Bank.
“How can public policies prevent conflict and radicalization in resource-rich African contexts?” was the question addressed in this seminar by Professor Pedro Vicente.
On Wednesday, November 9nd, at 02.30pm (Lisbon time), in Room B 134, the NOVAFRICA Center welcomes Imran Rasul from UCL – London’s Global University to present his work on “Intrahousehold Spillovers of Early Childhood Interventions: Experimental Evidence from Nigeria”.
“Keep It Simple: A Field Experiment on Information Sharing among Strangers” is the paper just published at the World Bank Economic Review by Nova SBE and NOVAFRICA Professors, Cátia Batista and Pedro Vicente, and the NOVAFRICA external member Marcel Fafchamps from Stanford University. Abstrat: SMS information campaigns are increasingly used for policy. A field experiment …
New article published in the World Bank Economic Review Read More
