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Mexico City, CDMX, MX

Mexico City, Mexico

- Ensure the development objectives and impact of the loans provided by IDB Invest to the private sector throughout the life of the projects (structuring, supervision and evaluation), with a focus on Financial Institutionshttps://www.idbinvest.org/en/how-we-work/development-effectiveness

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Support the Inter-American Development Bank´s corporate, country and sector evaluations, aimed at assessing and improving the quality of its internal processes, policies, programs and tools in order to strengthen the institution’s performance. - Responsibilities included: Qualitative and quantitative data collection, data analysis, consultant.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Support the Bank’s Evaluation on Knowledge Production through quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Supported infrastructure development projects in Latin America by performing research and analysis for public service delivery projects. Assessed the commercial and financial viability of projects in various strategic sectors including water, sanitation, electricity, and renewable energy - Assisted in the development of public-private partnerships to.

Kampala, Uganda

- Program coordination of “Pay for Percentile”, an education incentive program aimed at improving child cognitive development by providing teacher incentives; implemented in Northern, Eastern and Central Uganda. - Data collection, enumerator training and coordination, and program analysis for the “E-Verification on Counterfeit Agricultural Inputs and.

U.S. Embassy Mexico City

- Responsible for $2.5 million budget for the Facilities and Housing Section; responsibilities included budget elaboration, financial forecasts, and expenditure reports.- Managed Building Maintenance Expense (BME) Program for all Mission Mexico (US Embassy and nine consulates), reporting directly to the Overseas Building Operations Bureau (OBO) in.

-Assisted with the evaluation of several Mexican social programs for “Consejo Nacional de Evaluación de Desarrollo Social” (CONEVAL). Evaluations were used by the House of Representatives for decisions on program restructuring and continuity. First Evaluation: Temporary Job Program Consistency of Results Evaluation. Second Evaluation: Joint Evaluation of.

- Contributed in the elaboration of a report regarding competition of the cement industry in Costa Rica. Responsibilities included research and analysis of the the Costa Rican cement industry; elaboration competition indexes, comparison between cement industries in other countries and drafting final report for Cemex.

- Assisted in the cost-benefit analysis for mass transportation project in Baja California ‘’BRT Línea Express #1 de Mexicali’’, which had an estimated demand of 66,278 passengers per day. - Elaborated presentations of massive transport projects for government representatives

Master’S Degree, International Development Policy

Economics

Financial Economics

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