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On-going Research

 

 

  • Labor market impacts of an integrated entrepreneurship and mental health intervention in a post-conflict setting Evidence from a cluster randomized controlled trial in Sierra Leone. With Leslie Alex (MSU), Jordan Freeman (JHU), Leila Dal Santo (Boston College), Matias Placencio-Castro (Boston College) and Theresa Betancourt (Boston College).

  • Improved learning and habit formation to increase uptake of health technologies (chlorine) in the developing world, in collaboration with Interactive Research and Development. With Reshma Hussam (Harvard University), Gabriella Fleischman (Harvard University) and Akib Khan (Uppsala University). Funded by USAID Development Innovation Ventures (DIV).

  • Do Conservation Messages Save Water in Unmetered Settings? Results from an Experimental Study in Islamabad. With Sanval Nasim and Syed Hasan (Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan).

Publications

Accepted, Revise & Resubmit, or Submitted:

  • Keshaviah, A., Akram, A., Rizmie, D., Raxter, I., Hasan, R., Rahman, Z., Suchana, A. J.,  Jahan, F., Rahman, A., Rahman, M., Rahman, M., Diamond, M. B., & D'Agostino, A. L. (2025). A cost-benefit analysis of using wastewater monitoring to guide typhoid vaccine campaigns. Tropical Diseases, Travel Medicine and Vaccines. Revise and Resubmit.

 

  • Akram, A. A., Abidoye, B. & Banda, A. (2025). Do effective weather information-based climate change adaptations for farmers exist? Evidence from Malawi. Working paper (available upon request).

  • Akram, A. & Thampanishvong, K. (2025). Balancing Climate Change Adaptation and Profitability in Agriculture: The potential of a diversification-based climate adaption from Thailand. Submitted (under review).

  • Khalid, H., Akram, A., Fox, A. M. & (2025). Lotteries are an effective strategy for increasing COVID-19 vaccine acceptance: Experimental evidence from Pakistan. Submitted (under review). Primary Health Care Research & Development.

  • Akram, A. A., Khan, M., Bari, F. & Khanum, A. (2025). Could young women hold the key to increasing contraceptive demand? Evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Lahore, Pakistan. Submitted (under review).

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On-going Research
Publications

Working Papers

  • “Do effective weather information services for farmers exist? The potential of PICSA to drive farmer adaptation to climate change – evidence from Malawi” with Babatunde Abidoye (UNDP) and Alefa Banda (UNDP).

  • “Could young women hold the key to increasing contraceptive demand? Evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Lahore, Pakistan” with Faisal Bari (Lahore University of Management Sciences, Pakistan) and Mahrukh Khan (Center for Economic Research in Pakistan)​

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