Originally from Bangladesh, I studied in the US before moving to Italy for my PhD. My research investigates the impacts of climate change on labour, food security, inequality, and human health using applied econometrics. I am particularly interested in the effects on households and the efficacy of social protection policies in the context of climate change.

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My work contributes to;

• advancing knowledge on socioeconomic impacts of climate change

• identifying hotspots and vulnerable population

• supporting the design of tailored policies to mitigate and adapt to climate impacts   

Teaching is a passion! I teach statistics, economics, and econometrics courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

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I am a voracious reader (I read almost anything) and an amateur photographer. I took the cover picture on top of the page - Canal Grande from Rialto bridge!

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I love traveling with my wife! Currently, we are making our way through northern Italy - one small town at a time. 

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I am always looking to collaborate! If you are interested, please contact me.