
Marc A. Jeuland
Associate Professor, Sanford School of Public Policy
Marc Jeuland is an Associate Professor of Public Policy and Global Health at Duke University. He is an environmental economist whose research interests include nonmarket valuation, water and sanitation, environmental health, energy poverty and transitions, trans-boundary water resource planning and management, and the impacts and economics of climate change. He is an affiliate of the RWI-Leibniz Institute for Economic Research in Essen, Germany, and co-leads the Energy Access Project at Duke, and the Sustainable Energy Transitions Initiative, a global “center without walls” focused on better understanding the drivers and impacts of energy transitions in low- and middle-income countries.
Recent work by Marc A. Jeuland
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NGOs and the effectiveness of interventions: Evidence from India
Prior engagement with NGOs boosts intervention effectiveness, which should be accounted for when evaluating research conducted with local implementation partners
Published 21.03.23
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Do improved cooking stoves inevitably go up in smoke? Evidence from India and Senegal
New evidence on the adoption and impacts of various improved cooking stoves offers promising options for climate policy and poverty alleviation
Published 06.04.20