

Tania Barham
Associate Professor of Economics & Research Faculty at The Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado Boulder
Tania Barham is an Associate Professor of Economics and Research Faculty at The Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado Boulder. Barham is an applied microeconomist with research interests in health, human capital development, labor, migration, and environmental economics. She is an expert in evaluation and has led survey collection in Bangladesh, Nicaragua, Yemen and the United States (Colorado). She has worked as a consultant with the World Bank, UNICEF, and Inter-American Development Bank to develop and evaluate projects in Latin American and Middle East. She also partners with the Colorado Department of Human Services to evaluate their subsidized employment programs.
Recent work by Tania Barham
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Timing matters: Long-term impacts of Conditional Cash Transfers in Nicaragua
Conditional cash transfers in Nicaragua during primary school led to higher schooling and earnings in adulthood, but mechanisms differed by sex
Published 23.07.24
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Long-term and intergenerational benefits of early childhood health interventions
An early childhood health intervention in Bangladesh benefitted adult’s human capital and economic outcomes as well as human capital in the next generation
Published 23.01.24