ABOUT US
The Navarra Center for International Development is a research center which consists of an interdisciplinary team of economists, political scientists, journalists, historians and urbanists.
We strive to alleviate extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries by focusing on evidence-based research with a macro and micro approach. Our main areas of study are conflict, governance, education, democracy, urban planning and institution building, amongst others. To do that, we use techniques such as regression discontinuity, fractional co-integration, difference-in-difference, etc.
HIGHLIGHTS
"We have found no evidence that the ruling created chaos in the housing market"
Dominic Parker, Professor of Applied Economics at University of Wisconsin-Madison, visited the NCID to give a seminar entitled "Causes and Consequences of Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from McGirt vs. Oklahoma".
ACTIVE PROJECTS
Our areas of work
WORKING PAPERS
Our research
26|11|2024
Tim Besley: "Luchar contra el cambio climático es compatible con el crecimiento económico"
El economista Tim Besley ha ofrecido una conferencia en la Fundación Ramón Areces organizada junto al Navarra Center for International
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30|10|2024
David Evans: "La pobreza en Latinoamérica es un problema que todavía es muy importante, especialmente para los jóvenes"
El economista David Evans participó en el II Spanish Workshop in Development Economics celebrado en el Instituto de Cultura y sociedad
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26|04|2024
El economista Ryan Kellogg, experto en transición energética, propone implementar un modelo para afrontar el fin de la época del petróleo
El profesor de la Universidad de Chicago ha impartido un seminario impulsado por el Navarra Center for International Development (NCID)
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COUNTRY REPORTS
Country by Country Reports
The NCID country reports are a collection of the major economic, social and political indicators together with a set of special topics relative to each country, intended to provide a holistic understanding of the opportunities and emerging trends. In-depth analysis is conducted by the researchers at the NCID, who reference and link reliable international and local sources, where readers can find further information if desired. Each country is updated every two years maximum.