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Dr. Lwin Aung | Banking | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Lwin Aung, The World Bank Group, Myanmar

Dr. Lwin Aung is a prominent economist specializing in poverty, inequality, and development issues, notably focusing on Myanmar. With extensive research, including impactful studies on the socio-economic effects of natural disasters like Cyclone Nargis, Aung’s work sheds light on critical facets of economic disparity and resilience. Aung’s collaborations with esteemed institutions such as The Australian National University and the World Bank underscore his dedication to actionable research. Through publications and projects, Aung continues to contribute significantly to understanding and addressing socio-economic challenges in Myanmar, demonstrating a commitment to improving livelihoods and fostering inclusive growth. 🌱📊

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Academic Qualifications:

Dr. Lwin Aung’s academic journey is a testament to his dedication to understanding and addressing socio-economic challenges. Graduating with a Bachelor of Agriculture from Yezin Agricultural University in Myanmar, he laid the foundation for his career in development studies. His pursuit of higher education led him to earn a Master of Science in Regional and Rural Development Planning from the Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand, where he distinguished himself by winning Batch 103’s James A. Linen prize. Further enhancing his skills, he obtained a Post-graduate Diploma in Global English from the University of Yangon. Driven by a passion for economics, he completed his Doctor of Philosophy at the Australian National University, cementing his expertise in the field. 🎓📚

Professional Employment:

Dr. Lwin Aung’s professional journey reflects a commitment to driving positive change through data-driven analysis and strategic planning. With roles spanning diverse sectors, including academia, international organizations, and consultancy, Aung has amassed extensive experience in research, survey implementation, and capacity building. As an Economist for the World Bank Group Myanmar, he supervised large-scale surveys and provided crucial insights into socio-economic dynamics. His tenure at the World Food Programme showcased his expertise in data management and analysis, contributing to informed decision-making in food security initiatives. Aung’s multifaceted contributions underscore his dedication to advancing social and economic development, exemplifying the synergy between research, policy, and implementation. 🌍📊

 

Teaching experience:

Dr. Lwin Aung’s extensive involvement as a guest lecturer and moderator reflects his dedication to knowledge dissemination and community engagement. From delivering lectures on advanced economics at Myanmar University of Social Science and Technology to enlightening international audiences on the political economy of Myanmar at prestigious institutions like the Australian National University, he demonstrates a passion for sharing insights and expertise. As a moderator, he fosters dialogue on crucial issues such as women empowerment and gender parity, contributing to societal progress. His active participation as a panelist at international seminars underscores his role as a global thought leader in addressing regional challenges. 🎓🌍

Research Focus:

Dr. Lwin Aung’s research focus primarily revolves around poverty, inequality, and economic development in Myanmar. Through rigorous analysis and empirical studies, he delves into the multifaceted impacts of natural disasters, such as Cyclone Nargis, on socio-economic indicators. His work also encompasses investigating consumption inequality trends over time and decomposing changes in inequality dynamics within Myanmar. Aung’s expertise extends to agricultural finance and the monitoring of COVID-19 impacts on Myanmar’s economy and society. With a blend of quantitative analysis and policy insights, he contributes significantly to understanding and addressing key challenges facing Myanmar’s development trajectory. 🌱📊

Publication Top Notes:

Poverty and inequality impact of a natural disaster: Myanmar’s 2008 cyclone Nargis

Accounting for consumption inequality in Myanmar: 2004/05 and 2009/10

Decomposing changes in inequality: Evidence from Myanmar

Explaining Changes in Inequality: Myanmar, 2005 to 2010

Agricultural Value Chain Finance in Myanmar

Myanmar High-Frequency Monitoring of COVID-19 Impacts: Second Round

Working Papers in Trade and Development

Poverty and inequality impact of natural disasters: Myanmar, 2005 to 2010

 

 

 

 

Lwin Aung | Banking | Best Researcher Award

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