Submissions for our annual conference #ADE2024 are now open! Submit your papers by May 10, 2024 to have a chance to visit #Pakistan. Travel and accommodation will be covered for selected speakers. Stay tuned for plenary speaker announcements! #EconTwitter #devecon

Ceasefire violations reported as shelling reported over LOC on both Pakistan and Indian media. While both countries claim violation from the otherside what is an important fact is that Pakistan welcomed and celebrated the ceasefire as a victory while the Indian media and

We are excited to announce that the Call for Papers is now open for Pathways to Development Conference, 2024! The theme for this year is Governance and Inclusion. Submission deadline is June 30, 2024. Read full CFP here: https://t.co/AnxsLllvLf #Path2Dev

Looking forward to my talk on the potential of skilling programs through MOOC platforms for improving labour market outcomes on 19th May. Folks in Lahore are welcome to register and attend!

Get a glimpse into the spirit of the Applied Development Economics Conference! Dr. Azam Chaudhry, Senior Research Fellow at @CREB_Pak and Dean of Economics at the @Lahore_School, shares key insights on why you shouldn't miss this event.

May the blessings of #Eid bring joy, prosperity, and success to you and your loved ones! Eid Mubarak from #TeamCREB Wishing you a wonderful celebration filled with happiness and cherished moments. #EidMubarak #CREB #Celebration #Eid2024

Dr. Azam Amjad Chaudhry, @Lahore_School Pro-Rector Dean of Economics & @WTO Chair for 🇵🇰 was a guest lecturer at @NSPP_Pak last month, for its 120th National Management Course.

My brain is having the time of her life at the TXDV conference that @raissafabregas @M_Angeluc @rossella_calvi organized in Austin. What a panel of amazing economists discussing “what’s exciting in development”! @AlessandraVoena @PJakiela @JessAGoldberg @GGenicot Siwan Anderson!

We are thrilled to announce the distinguished Plenary Speakers for #ADE2024 Adrienne Lucas (@ProfALucas)- Professor of Economics, University of Delaware Jonathan Morduch (@JMorduch)- Professor of Public Policy and Economics, New York University

🥳Just out in the @JPolEcon: 👉RCT shows that mentoring program strongly improves labor market prospects of disadvantaged adolescents Paper w/ @SvenRes @JRuhose @SimonWiederhold @katharina_wedel 🔗 https://t.co/yaYHYcOjfS Here's a🧵: https://t.co/wRLzo3YC8Z

Our World Bank SAR-GIL team is recruiting for 2 STC positions based in Pakistan. We are looking for candidates with prior knowledge of RCTs, strong understanding of data, and excellent communication and managerial skills.

@The_IGC @CDPRPak @Lahore_School @Innovate_Centre @hinanshaikh

Are you ready?

Congratulations are in order for my brilliant friend @_farahsaid for this great milestone. May this be the beginning or even greater beginnings with exciting opportunities to contribute and make a difference in our field. All the best! 🎉 @HaqMahbub

CREB is thrilled to announce the official launch of its LinkedIn page! Click on the link below to follow for updates, insights and networking opportunities. https://t.co/bS0PD13ybh #Connectwithus #Research #LinkedInLaunch

Join us for an upcoming workshop, bringing together research and policy discussion on, 'Career Structures in Economics'. Co-organized by @StoneEcon_UCL @hubequalrep and @EEANews and hosted by @STICERD_LSE Register here (in person and online options): https://t.co/wEpnoU4dXy

Today's cool young researcher #EconTwitter is @akib_kn @EconomicsUU, who works on human capital + experiments. . .though I normally focus on post-PhD researchers, Akib is already so productive it's hard to believe he's a PhD candidate! https://t.co/3NEBcAdph5

#LahoreSchoolofEconomics #Alumni Relations Office cordially invite Lahore School #Alumni Professionals working in #FMCG Sector of #Pakistan.” Link: https://t.co/XNcPQtwUOI

I read or listened to 60+ books in 2023. Top 3: Small Things Like These, Foster, & Nimona. Runners up: Career & Family, Africa Is Not A Country, Bandit Queens, and Underground Railroad. Also: I may have overindulged in detective fiction.