Natalia Labrador

PhD Candidate in Economics @amseaixmars | Development, Gender and Climate Change | Colombian 🇨🇴

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

Thrilled to join @UNUWIDER as a PhD Fellow for the coming months! 😀

[UNU-WIDER @UNUWIDER]

Meet our Visiting PhD Fellow, Natalia Labrador from Aix-Marseille Université! 🌍

Her research focuses on climate change's gendered impacts on labor supply in urban Colombia.

Want to follow her path? Apply for our Visiting PhD Fellowship by 30 Sept: https://t.co/xrTjQoEhAq

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

Wrapping up my 3-month research stay at the Economics Department of Royal Holloway, University of London, hosted by Prof. Juan Pablo Rud. I’m grateful to have met many friendly researchers and PhD fellows in such a supportive research environment. Thank you all!

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

Happy to have participated in the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Society of Economics of the Household (SEHO) in Zaragoza, Spain. Special thanks to J. Alberto Molina for the fantastic organization! Great to meet such friendly colleagues and survive the heatwaves together! #SEHO2025

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

Thanks @leightjessica for highlighting my research! Excited to have presented at the Economic Development in Africa Conference hosted by @Oxford_CSAE. Looking forward to contributing to discussions on gender inequalities & climate change adaptation in developing countries.

[Jessica Leight @leightjessica]

@markus_gold @corinnelow @ketkidsheth @shanthim @ayalew_shibiru @arc_dimico @CarolynNetsitsi @jorgeghombrados @danielperezpa @RiccardoCiacci @diva_dhar @Hyderabadi_chai @seema @MVKarra @Danmaggioecon Djebbari @NataLabrador explore coping strategies in response to extreme weather for women in matrilocal + patrilocal communities in Malawi: in both cases, women ⬆️ labor, but only in matrilocal communities women ⬆️ management responsibilities + spouses ⬆️ off-farm labor

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

I had a fantastic time presenting my work at the Workshop on Gender Issues and Development 2024 organized by @UParisNanterre @EconomixU! It was great to spend time with @Camila1Cisneros , @zhou_joooooo , and many others in rainy Paris!

[David McKenzie @dmckenzie001]

A new paper by researchers at Stanford takes on both the question of whether we are adapting to climate change and, indirectly, how we should measure such adaptation. @abehrer explains in today's blog. https://t.co/mUkch7Ms0G

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

I’m happy to have presented my paper, coauthored with Habiba Djebbari, on the impact of weather shocks on labor outcomes for women and men in Malawi at the 2024 @FAERE_Press annual conference in beautiful Strasbourg! #FAERE2024

[Yohan @yohaniddawela]

Inequality isn't just about income and wealth.

It's also related to environmental factors.

Here's how poorer people are more impacted by heat-related deaths:

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

Workers in Mexico City reduce labor supply on high-pollution days and compensate by increasing working hours on subsequent days. Responses are stronger for richer workers and provide evidence of unequal avoidance behavior, Bridget Hoffmann & @juanpablorud https://t.co/JTQFQbWoKv

[Jessica Leight @leightjessica]

Fascinating webinar today w/researchers from @ifpri @worldbank @AletheiaDonald presenting new quantitative measure of time-use agency in Malawi incorporating satisfaction + ability to reallocate time

[UNDRR @UNDRR]

Climate change disproportionately affects the incomes of rural women, people living in poverty, and older populations, as their capacity to react and adapt to extreme weather events is unequal, finds the new @FAO Unjust Climate report.
https://t.co/TaGlv95U9e

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

I am delighted to be attending the #IEAWC2023 in Medellín, Colombia hosted by @EAFIT @IEA_economics. I look forward to the interesting presentations.

[Talip Kilic @htkilic]

@WorldBank’s premier longitudinal household survey project, LSMS-ISA, is commemorating its 15th anniversary with a hybrid conference, featuring the work of African researchers! Join us in person or on our live stream on November 14 @9:00 EAT/GMT+3.

RSVP: https://t.co/nkd1P13baX

[NBER @nberpubs]

A financial aid program for high-achieving, low-income students in Colombia caused large improvements in educational and labor market outcomes, from @juliana_londono, @cathrodr, @fabiosanchez_to, and Luis E. Álvarez-Arango https://t.co/ZJV4vvXQBN

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

@Nandeeta_N @UGrenobleAlpes @LaboratoireGael @inraepsae @CrestUmr @amseaixmars Congratulations 🎊 👏

[Raja Chakir @RajaChakir3]

It is my great pleasure to share our recent publication with François on "Structural identification of weather impacts on crop yields" if you want to know more, see the nice thread by François... if you are interested by the paper here is a preprint https://t.co/eoYm86IZOE

[J-PAL @JPAL]

💡 Do you know someone who might be interested in learning more about evidence-based development policy? Encourage them to enroll in the #DEDP MicroMasters Program this spring: https://t.co/iSCpHu94hT #EconTwitter

[Natalia Labrador @NataLabrador]

Estoy feliz de anunciar que empiezo mis estudios de doctorado en Economía en Aix-Marseille School of Economics (AMSE). ¡No puedo esperar para crecer y aprender durante este nuevo capítulo en mi vida!

I'm happy to announce that I'm starting my doctoral st…https://t.co/h4oShWT9or