

Philip Wollburg
Economist, World Bank’s Development Data Group
Philip Wollburg is an Economist in the World Bank’s Development Data Group and a core team member for the World Development Report 2021 on Data for Better Lives. His research focuses on agriculture, poverty, health, and climate change, as well as methods and measurement of key development indicators. Prior to joining the World Bank, he worked with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) and led a project aimed at delivering innovative renewable energy solutions to smallholder agricultural and fisheries communities in East Africa. He holds a postgraduate degree from the University of Oxford.
Recent work by Philip Wollburg
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Smallholder farmers’ crop yields and productivity are failing to rise in sub-Saharan Africa
What has new evidence taught us about the evolution of smallholder agricultural productivity in sub-Saharan Africa over recent decades?
Published 18.10.24
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COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Sub-Saharan Africa
Insights from high-frequency phone survey data collection reveal that access, rather than hesitancy, prevents vaccine uptake in Sub-Saharan Africa
Published 10.04.23