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The 20th century was a period of unprecedented global change, both for human development and for the environment. To understand long-run development, we must first be able to measure these changes.
While important progress has been made in reducing under-five mortality in recent years, poor developmental outcomes for children under 5 can last a lifetime and perpetuate an intergenerational cycle of poverty and marginalization.
These two programs include theoretical as well as empirical research. I give examples of a first set of projects in the two programs, which will be carried out by twelve different collaborators in the U.S., Europe, and Sweden.
SWECOV is the Swedish Register-based Research Project on COVID-19. SWECOV is a multidisciplinary research collaboration focused on using quantitative methods and comprehensive register data about the whole Swedish population to answer important questions about the consequences of the pandemic.
Towards real-time economic monitoring in remote and conflict-affected regions using satellite imagery
