Gemechu Ayana Aga Gemechu joined the Enterprise Analysis Unit in and works on survey implementation and analytical research. His research interests include access to finance, financial sector development, entrepreneurship, and development economics. Tanima has worked in various research institutes, and has experience with proposal writing, survey designs, field surveys, and data analysis.
The Enabling the Business of Agriculture team consists of following experts shown in alphabetical order below. Daniela Behr Daniela joined the team in Marchwhere she works on the land indicator.
Prior to joining, Daniela was a research fellow at the University of Konstanz, Germany and a visiting scholar at George Washington University. Daniela studied political science and public administration in Konstanz, Madrid, and Toronto and obtained her PhD in early from the University of Konstanz.
She is fluent in German and conversant in Spanish and French.
As an associate she provided legal advice in corporate and commercial law on transactions of a very varied nature, including international trade and investment transactions, financing and debt restructuring agreements, corporate acquisitions and joint ventures, mergers and the restructuring of corporate groups, among others.
She also holds a Master of Laws LL. She is a Fulbright alumni. Federico Cardenas Chacon Federico joined the team in August Before joining the World Bank Group, Federico worked as a lawyer at a Colombian law firm in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, private equity and corporate law.
He also worked for a consultant firm in Berlin, Germany, focused on the study of markets and market research for different types of investments. His native language is Spanish, he is fluent in Italian, and is conversant in German.
Rong Chen Rong joined the team in February Previously, Rong worked in the Doing Business project and reports on debt enforcement and investment climate in fragile and conflict affected countries.
Dariga Chukmaitova Dariga joined the team in Augustshe currently works on the Fertilizer indicator.
She started her career at the World Bank by working for the Doing Business project and assisted with Registering Property indicator. Dariga holds a Ph. She is fluent in Russian, as well as conversational in Kazakh. Davida Connon Davida joined the team in September Before joining the World Bank Group, she worked as an international trade lawyer with a global law firm, both in Geneva and Washington, DC.
Davida has expertise in WTO dispute settlement and negotiations, FTAs and bilateral trade issues, SPS, customs, and trade remedies, particularly in the fields of energy, the environment, and agriculture.
Davida holds an LL. She is conversant in French. Divanbeigi joined the team in October He currently leads the work on land regulation and conducts research on structural change. Prior to joining the team, Mr.
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Before joining the World Bank Group he worked as an economist for ActionAid International and the Italian government where he advised on policy coherence and aid effectiveness. He also holds a diploma in multidimensional poverty and inequality measurement from Oxford University.
Prior to joining the World Bank, Soha worked with public health development organizations such as Microclinic International, where she analyzed programs and health curriculum.
Previous to that, she worked at Uganda Village Project where she was in charge of monitoring and evaluating health and sanitation programs. She holds a degree in Political Science, with a focus on comparative politics and International Development, from the University of California, Berkeley.
Pilar Fernandez Pilar joined the team in Januarywhere she leads the Markets topic. Previously, she served as minister counselor for economic affairs at the Embassy of Colombia in Washington DC, where she engaged U.
Prior to this, she worked as an economic advisor to the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation, a non-profit organization that works to improve the competitiveness and well-being of overColombian coffee farmers and their families. Felix Frewer Felix joined the team in Augusthe currently works for the Transport indicators.
Prior to joining the World Bank Group, Felix worked with the African Cashew iniative ACi in Ghana on strengthening the West African cashew value chain and leading the development of a stakeholder platform of key players in the Ghanaian cashew industry.Thomas Walker is an economist in the Middle East and North Africa Poverty and Gender group at the World Bank.
Since joining the Bank as a Young Professional in , he has worked on gender, youth and labor market issues in the MENA region. He is currently advising the Government of Tunisia on.
The World Bank Group pushes privatization as a key solution to the water crisis. It is the largest funder of water management in the developing world, with loans and financing channeled through the group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC).
The U.S. administration claims the World Bank doesn’t necessarily need a capital increase — they just need to reconsider how the bank’s existing capital is currently allocated. The World Bank is currently advising newly industrialized countries on how to encourage growth and they have asked for your help.
Using the Internet, library, or other resources, research and briefly explain 2–3 methods currently being used to encourage economic growth for the typical firm in Hong Kong and for the typical firm in Singapore.
The World Bank is currently advising newly industrialized countries on how to encourage growth and they have asked for your help. Using the Internet, library and/or other resources, research and briefly explain 2–3 methods currently being used to encourage economic growth for the typical firm in Hong Kong and for the typical firm in .
During that time Jorge also worked as an external consultant for several organizations including the Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank, and Women's World Banking. He is an Economist with a PhD from The Ohio State University and Master's Degree from Queen Mary and Westfield College of the University of London.