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Anna Tompsett

  • Assistant Professor, Development Economics
  • Stockholm University

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Anna Tompsett is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Stockholm University, Sweden. She has a Ph.D from Columbia University, New York.

Projects

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Drinking water quality in rural India

Anna Tompsett, Namrata Kala, Aditya Shrinivas, Gopal Naik, Hemant Pullabhotla 30 Dec 2026
Project
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Mobilising private resources for public services: The transition to private water sources in rural Bangladesh

Anna Tompsett, Ahasan Habib 30 Nov 2024
Project
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The last mile: the impacts of market access improvements in remote rural Mozambique

Tillmann von Carnap, Paul Christian, Dahyeon Jeong, Anna Tompsett 30 Sep 2026
Project
On the road at the entrance of a village in the countryside of Tafilah in Jordan a vegetable seller who sold huge cabbages, tomatoes, cauliflowers and zucchinis. Photo credits: ICHAUVEL / Moment via Getty Images.

Group size and collective action: Evidence from Bangladesh

Serena Cocciolo, Ahasan Habib, Anna Tompsett 31 Dec 2018
Project

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Mobilising private resources for public services: The transition to private water sources in rural Bangladesh

Ahasan Habib, Anna Tompsett
Working paper
A woman uses a homemade water bottle to pipe water in rural Bangladesh while economies of scale can be used to leverage infrastructure pricing.

Pricing decisions for maximising impact: Leveraging economies of scale in Bangladesh

Anna Tompsett, Ahasan Habib
Blog
Cost-effective provision of safe drinking water to households in rural Bangladesh

Cost-effective provision of safe drinking water to households in rural Bangladesh

Anna Tompsett, Ahasan Habib
Policy brief
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Group size and collective action: Evidence from Bangladesh

Serena Cocciolo, Ahasan Habib, Anna Tompsett
Working paper

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