Learning from longitudinal studies in LMIC countries: pre & post COVID - Oxford Talks

Learning from longitudinal studies in LMIC countries: pre & post COVID

A digital conference open to all researchers who work in lower-and-middle-income countries and/or with longitudinal data.

Type: Conference
Series organiser: Gina Crivello (University of Oxford)
Timing: May 11th to 14th
Web Address: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/learning-from-longitudinal-studies-in-lmic-countries-pre-post-covid-tickets-151222152529
Organising department: Oxford Department of International Development

Tuesday 11 May 2021 (3rd Week, Trinity Term)

14:00 - COVID-19 and longitudinal research: opportunities and challenges
Sarah Baird (Gender and Adolescence Global Evidence), Marta Favara (University of Oxford), Talip Kilik (World Bank), Sarah Ssewanyana (Economic Policy Research Centre)

Wednesday 12 May 2021 (3rd Week, Trinity Term)

14:00 - Innovation in longitudinal research
Yyannu Cruz (Inter-American Development Bank, IDB), Paul Glewwe (University of Minnesota), Claire Zanuso (French Development Agency, AFD), Juan León (GRADE)

Thursday 13 May 2021 (3rd Week, Trinity Term)

14:00 - Doing and Adapting Longitudinal Research: What have we learned?
Jo Boyden (Young Lives), Rebecca Hardy (UCL, CLOSER), Caroline Moreau (Johns Hopkins University, Global Early Adolescent Study), Virginia Morrow (Young Lives), Sabina Faiz Rashid (Brac University, Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence), Alan Sánchez (GRADE, Young Lives)

Friday 14 May 2021 (3rd Week, Trinity Term)

14:00 - Special session: Longitudinal evidence on skills inequality in Peru
This panel will be conducted in Spanish.
Jorge Agüero (University of Connecticut), Alan Sánchez (GRADE)

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Editor: Rachel Bevan