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Caroline Laroche

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Caroline holds an MPA in International Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science, during which she specialised in the management and governance of aid. Prior to taking up her position at the IGC, Caroline did consulting work for the FAO, started and managed a small NGO in Ecuador and contributed to research projects with the International Development Research Centre in Canada, Innovations for Poverty Action in Mali and the Centre for Microfinance Research in India.

Her research interests are focused around governance and state capabilities, and particularly such topics as aid effectiveness, public sector reforms, natural resource revenue management and the application of behavioural economics findings to international development policy.

All contributions

Natural resources do not need to be a curse (Part 2 – Avoiding the resource curse)

Paul Collier, Caroline Laroche
Blog

Natural resources do not need to be a curse (Part 1 – Explaining the resource curse)

Paul Collier, Caroline Laroche
Blog

Growth brief: Harnessing natural resources for inclusive growth

Paul Collier, Caroline Laroche
Growth brief
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If we want the full benefit from resources; this is what we need

Paul Collier, Caroline Laroche
Blog