Camille Parker Email & Phone Number

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

• Provide robust technical support to USAID missions in the areas of economic analysis, cost benefit analysis, and economics-related trainings; serve as activity lead for all cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses • Conduct economic research and prepare analytical reports to inform USAID programming. For example, in 2021, I led research on the macroeconomic impacts of remittances on the Honduran economy, the results of which were disseminated and presented to key policymakers both within and outside USAID, including the Honduran Private Sector Council and members of the Honduran Presidential Administration• Served as Activity Lead on cost-benefit analyses in Niger, Burkina Faso, and El Salvador on topics related to agriculture, health, nutrition, and trade. Duties include identifying and selecting appropriate data collection methods, assisting in the design of data collection instruments, building models, and preparing analytical reports and presentations

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Supported researchers in the Development Impact Evaluation Unit (DIME) on a research study on appropriate research methodologies for measuring and monetizing the impacts of corruption among public officials in Romania, including using STATA to analyze over 2,000 survey responses, conducting literature reviews, and preparing manuscripts for submission to academic journals• Summarized findings from original research and existing bodies of evidence into chapter write-ups for the forthcoming publication “Handbook for Measurement in Public Administration”, which will provide practical guidance to policymakers on best research practices in the public sector

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Collaborating with members of the Social Protection Global Practice Area on a meta-analysis of the structure, methodologies, and results of community-driven development (CDD) projects to be presented at a sector-wide conference in April 2020• Analyzing methodologies, funding structures, and results of 34 ongoing World Bank CDD projects through comprehensive document review, a survey to be distributed to project managers, informational interviews, and an external literature review. This analysis is being used to inform the creation of a CDD project framework and policy guidance report, which will inform the design of future World Bank CDD projects

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Supported the Program Quality and Impact team in creating dashboards using PowerBI to display the results of over 15 midline and endline evaluations on key program performance measures conducted for Save the Children’s Sponsorship programs in 2019• Created preliminary dashboard designs in close collaboration with potential users, including program staff, country directors, and beneficiary community leaders, to ensure that the final products are user-friendly, actionable, and meet their programming and planning needs

Monrovia, Liberia

• Leveraged STATA to conduct original statistical analysis assessing the impacts of unconditional cash transfers on health, education, and intimate partner violence outcomes among 3,000 rural households in 2 regions of Liberia • Distilled complex statistical results into preliminary results briefings that were presented to 5 members of the USAID-Liberia leadership team for a midline study results presentation • Maintained compliance with study protocol requirements and assured data integrity through conducting daily high-frequency checks using STATA on incoming phone survey data

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Conducted 15 key informant interviews, a comprehensive literature review, and program-wide data collection in order to improve and update UNF’s Gender Action Plan for FY20, which aims to more effectively mainstream gender considerations into UNF’s programming, advocacy, and evaluation efforts • Led research on developing return on investment evaluation methodologies for whole-of-government technology investments, the results of which were presented to senior researchers from the World Bank, the Center for Global Development, and the Centers for Disease Control

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Coordinated qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis to evaluate the impacts of Georgetown University’s 13 community-based initiatives, including after-school programming at DC public schools and international service trips for Georgetown undergraduates • Supported the development of over 20 periodic monitoring reports on the impacts of the Center for Social Justice’s community programming. These reports were disseminated and presented to Georgetown University leadership and key external donors• Developed and tested survey instruments to evaluate learning outcomes for Georgetown’s community-based learning courses, the results of which were piloted with over 300 students enrolled in 30 different community-based learning courses in spring 2019

Uttarakhand, India

• Selected for the William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service, a highly competitive 10-month international development fellowship offered to approximately 7% of applicants per year• Provided support in digital marketing, fundraising, and e-commerce optimization to Avani, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities to women in the Central Himalayas• Designed and launched a refreshed e-commerce platform to increase Avani’s handicraft sales, garnering over 3,000 visitors in its first 8 months of operation• Developed and implemented a multi-platform digital marketing and communications strategy in order to improve Avani’s online presence and strengthen its global brand, drawing over 5,000 new followers to Avani’s social media pages in 10 months • Led renewed organizational efforts to apply for a range of grants and awards, earning over $232,000 in new funding for Avani in 10 months

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Worked in the Survey Research and Analytics Center, providing end-to-end project support in program monitoring and evaluation for Federal and Commercial clients such as the U.S. Agency for International Development, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Defense Health Agency, and Anza• Specific projects included: 1) An assessment of health related behaviors in the military that leveraged a comprehensive review of medical literature and analysis of over 30,000 responses to a health behaviors survey, 2) An analysis of the efficacy of mental health services for Foreign Service Officers at USAID that used focus groups, interviews, analysis of responses to a Stress and Resilience Survey, and a comprehensive policy review, and 3) The creation and validation of custom survey solutions to analyze organizations’ employee engagement levels• Promoted in August 2017 to Consultant position

Master'S Degree, Global Human Development

Study Abroad, History, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Edinburgh North American Students Union, International Students UnionStudy abroad program through the Institute.

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Policy Studies & History, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Alpha Delta Pi, Manna Project International, Alternative Spring Break, Chancellor's Scholars, Mortar Board.