Looking forward to more #EconToiletPapers at SEA Annual Meeting -Session 1.B.42: Toilet Papers: Economics of Sanitation in the Developing World organised by Raymond Guiteras. Will talk about provider-user dynamics in sanitation infrastructure maintenance w Alex Armand & Antonella Bancalari.

To all those interested to learn about how economists think about environmental issues - join my amazing colleagues Institute for Fiscal Studies for this workshop targeted at students!

Looking forward to participating in #EconToiletPapers: Economics of Sanitation in the Developing World, Sat, Nov 20 10-11:45 AM CST (11-12:45 EST) with Britta Augsburg, Sheetal Sekhri, and Sanghmitra Gautam. #SouthernEconomicsAssociation conference

Do join us - we're discussing great #EconToiletPapers now!!

If you are an economics student or recent graduate with a few years experience, and you love economics and public policy, this is the best job in the world. You'll get the best training there is, work with a great team, and you'll make a difference with your research. Apply!

To all the economists interested in WASH out there #econtwitter -- Institute for Fiscal Studies and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (myself and Ian Ross) are organisinng a 'WASH economics conference' just before the Royal Economic Society annual conference. Join us!

This is hands-down the most exciting research project to be involved in and this The LEGO Foundation funding would bring it to the next level. Lively Minds Education Commission Institute for Fiscal Studies

The 2024 WASH Econ conference will take place at @AMSE this year, with Molly Lipscomb as keynote speaker. We're excited to co-organise Institute for Fiscal Studies. Do submit and spread the word please!

The 2024 WASH Econ conference will take place at AMSE → 🦋 @amseaixmars.bsky.social this year, with Molly Lipscomb as keynote speaker. We're excited to co-organise Institute for Fiscal Studies. Do submit and spread the word please!