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Benjamin Chibuye

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Researchers

Benjamin Chibuye was a Country Economist for IGC Zambia, focusing on the State research programme.  Prior to taking up his current role at the IGC, he served as Program Manager at Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) working on the Demand Driven Evaluations for Decisions (3DE) program. He also worked on several joint University of Zambia and Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) research projects, including the GAVI Full Country Evaluation, and as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Zambia. He obtained his Master of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Zambia under the Bank of Zambia scholarship.  His main focus is on providing high quality programme management, empirical evidence for policy impact, advice on policy, research, and Monitoring and Evaluation.

Projects

Do financial incentives in a health setting have a dark side: Experimental evidence from Zambia

Benjamin Chibuye 31 May 2019
Project

All contributions

Mining taxation policy in Zambia: The tyranny of indecision

Twivwe Siwale, Benjamin Chibuye
Blog
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Estimating the Value Added Tax (VAT) gap in Zambia: 2009-2011 (Policy brief)

Benjamin Chibuye, Michael Alexeev
Policy brief