At AFD, Anda David is in charge of research programs on inequality, poverty and international migration.
Her current projects focus on the impact of emigration on countries of origin, inequalities, social cohesion and aid effectiveness. She also analyzes inequalities and migration patterns, and is the scientific coordinator of the European Research Facility on Inequalities.Prior to joining AFD's research division in 2015, Anda David worked on these issues through regular collaborations with the OECD, the ILO and the World Bank.
Completing her doctorate with the Paris Dauphine/IRD DIAL team, Anda David specialized in development economics, with a focus on migration and the labor market in Middle Eastern and North African countries. During a postdoctoral program at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, she analyzed return migration during periods of crisis.
Anda David
Economist, in charge of research programs on inequality, poverty and international migration at AFD
1 published article
Analysis
Perception and inequalities: how does bias contribute to reality?
In Mexico, individuals want more social mobility, less inequality, and lower taxes. But these desires are not always compatible… To what extent our perceptions and our experiences feed each other? First episode of our series on inequalities.