Peer-reviewed publications, working papers, and technical reports on food security, water insecurity, and development economics
My research examines how to effectively measure and address food and water insecurity in developing countries, with a focus on translating academic findings into practical tools for nonprofits and development organizations.
Understanding economic decision-making in resource-constrained environments
Measuring and evaluating access to safe, reliable water supplies
Assessing household food access and nutrition outcomes
PLOS Water, Volume 4, Issue 7
This research demonstrates the practical application of experiential water insecurity measures in evaluating water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions across diverse contexts.
View Publication →PLOS Water, Volume 4, Issue 5
A cross-national study validating simplified measurement approaches for water insecurity across 39 countries, making monitoring more feasible for resource-limited contexts.
View Publication →Technical Manual
Comprehensive implementation manual providing practical guidance for measuring and analyzing water insecurity using validated experiential scales.
View Publication →World Development, Volume 159
This study examines the tension between inclusivity and performance in agricultural cooperatives, using data from Nepal to understand how cooperative structure affects both equity and efficiency outcomes.
View Publication →Dissertation, University of Florida
Doctoral dissertation examining how communication and coordination mechanisms affect collective action outcomes in smallholder livestock cooperatives in Nepal.
View Publication →AEA RCT Registry
Pre-registered analysis plan for evaluating the impact of mobile technology on market access and outcomes for smallholder livestock producers in Nepal.
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