Hamidou Diallo

Economist (ETC) @WorldBankGroup

[Demography Journal @ReadDemography]

“When It Rains”: @Hamidou_Diallo_ & @asrobilliard use 4 decades of HDSS data to assess the r'ship btw rainfall anomalies & child mortality, w/ effects suggesting the role of agricultural income & nutrition on neonatal, infant & under-5 mortality. @ird_fr https://t.co/m5tseolvGs

[Demography Journal @ReadDemography]

“When It Rains”: H. Diallo & A.-S. Robilliard use 4 decades of HDSS data to assess the relationship btw rainfall anomalies & child mortality, w/ effects suggesting the role of agricultural income & nutrition on neonatal, infant & under-5 mortality. @ird_fr https://t.co/m5tseokXQU

[marazyanK @MarazyanKarine]

Are you working on the interactions between risks, social protection systems and climate change?

This call for papers may be of interest to you: https://t.co/jtbiWw9L1Q

with Elsa Gautrain and Hamidou Diallo

[David Evans @DaveEvansPhD]

This week was @Oxford_CSAE's annual conference. Out of more than 200 presentations on a wide range of topics, I found 27 studies related to education.

https://t.co/XN9mtxD1x8 #OxCSAE2023

Here's a takeaway from each, with studies from Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Angola & 12 more!

[Amber Peterman @a_peterman]

Constructing schools in #Senegal 🇸🇳 reduces fertility before age 25 by 39% --> mechanisms are delays in [early] marriage & increases in infant health

by @Hamidou_Diallo_ [@WorldBank ] & Delaunay [@ird_fr] #EconTwitter

https://t.co/aqsTieSeUc

[David Malpass @DavidRMalpass]

Enjoyed meeting the 2023 cohort of @WorldBank Group Africa Fellows today. The talent represented by this group of young scholars is immense.

Your perspectives will undoubtedly enrich our work at the WBG. Wishing each of you success in your assignments over the coming months.