Suren Kulshreshtha | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Suren Kulshreshtha | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Suren Kulshreshtha, University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Prof. Dr. Suren Kulshreshtha is a distinguished agricultural economist with over five decades of academic and research experience. Born on March 3, 1941, he earned his Ph.D. from the University of Manitoba and served as a Professor at the University of Saskatchewan. His work spans agricultural policy, resource economics, and sustainability studies. He has held adjunct roles at McGill University and was affiliated with the School of Environment and Sustainability. Renowned for his global scholarly influence, Prof. Kulshreshtha has received numerous biographical listings and awards for excellence in research, teaching, and professional service in agricultural and environmental economics. 🌾📚🌍

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🎓 Education

Prof. Kulshreshtha’s academic foundation is built upon a strong background in agricultural economics. He earned his Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from the University of Manitoba in 1965, conducting significant research during his graduate assistantship. Prior to that, he obtained an M.Sc. in Agricultural Economics in 1960 and a B.Sc. in Agriculture in 1958, both from Agra University, India, at R.B.S. College. His diverse academic training across two continents equipped him with deep insights into agricultural systems, economic modeling, and environmental policy, forming the basis for his long-standing contributions to academic research and higher education in Canada and beyond. 📘🎓🌱

💼 Experience

Prof. Kulshreshtha began his academic career in India as an Assistant Professor and Research Investigator. After relocating to Canada, he served in various roles, including Economist at Agriculture Canada and Research Economist at Hedlin Menzies. He joined the University of Saskatchewan in 1969, advancing from Assistant to Full Professor by 1976. His academic reach extended through adjunct positions at McGill University and affiliate faculty roles in sustainability. His professional timeline also includes postdoctoral work at the University of Manitoba and teaching roles at Carleton University. His cross-institutional experience reflects a commitment to agricultural innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration. 🏫📈🌍

🏅 Awards and Honors

Prof. Kulshreshtha has received prestigious recognitions for his work, including being named a Fellow of the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society in 2004. He earned honorable mentions for Best Article Awards from the Canadian Society of Agricultural Economics in 1977 and 1978. His biography has been featured in numerous international directories such as Who’s Who in the Commonwealth, Men of Achievement, and Madison Who’s Who. He was honored with the Commemorative Medal of Honour by the American Biographical Institute and listed in American Men and Women of Sciences, reflecting his lasting impact on agricultural and environmental economics. 🏆📖🌟

🔬 Research Focus

Prof. Kulshreshtha’s research spans agricultural economics, resource and environmental policy, rural development, and sustainability. His work has addressed the economic implications of land use, climate change adaptation, water resource management, and agri-environmental modeling. He has contributed to understanding the socio-economic impacts of sustainable agriculture and natural resource conservation. Through interdisciplinary studies, he has advanced knowledge on the integration of ecological and economic frameworks to support evidence-based policy decisions. His research has influenced Canadian agricultural policy and informed global discussions on environmental sustainability and rural livelihoods. His legacy continues through his publications, mentorship, and policy advisory roles. 🌾📊♻️

Publication Top Notes

📘 Modeling of agricultural water policies to guarantee water supply under climate change – Saeedi Z., Ghorbani M.K., Kulshreshtha S.N., Karimi V. | 🗓️ 2024 | 📚 Groundwater for Sustainable Development | 📑 Cited by: 0

📘 The Economic Impact of the CPTPP on Saskatchewan: A CGE-Based Analysis – Ghaith Z., Kulshreshtha S.N., Natcher D.C. | 🗓️ 2024 | 📚 International Trade Journal | 📑 Cited by: 0

📘 Co-benefits of climate change mitigation from agri water management: corn case in E. Canada – Sun R., Marmanilo M.M., Kulshreshtha S.N. | 🗓️ 2023 | 📚 Mitigation & Adaptation Strategies | 📑 Cited by: 1

📘 Enhancing sustainability with controlled drainage in corn agroecosystem (E. Canada) – Sun R., Kulshreshtha S.N., Crézé C.M., Madramootoo C.A. | 🗓️ 2023 | 📚 Journal of Water and Climate Change | 📑 Cited by: 2

📘 Agent-based modeling of agri-environmental technology adoption – Sun R., Nolan J.F., Kulshreshtha S.N. | 🗓️ 2022 | 📚 SN Business & Economics | 📑 Cited by: 1

📘 Carbon life cycle of shelterbelts in Saskatchewan – Rudd L., Kulshreshtha S.N., Belcher K.W., Amichev B.Y. | 🗓️ 2021 | 📚 Journal of Environmental Management | 📑 Cited by: 10

📘 Growers’ perceptions of BMPs for water management in Canada – Bogdan A.M., Kulshreshtha S.N. | 🗓️ 2021 | 📚 Journal of Rural Studies | 📑 Cited by: 6

📘 Adoption constraints for containerized agriculture in N. Canada – Natcher D.C., Ingram S., Solotki R., Kulshreshtha S.N., Vold L. | 🗓️ 2021 | 📚 Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems | 📑 Cited by: 9

📘 Regional CGE models: A review – Ghaith Z., Kulshreshtha S.N., Natcher D.C., Cameron B.T. | 🗓️ 2021 | 📚 Journal of Policy Modeling | 📑 Cited by: 21

📘 Economic analysis of controlled drainage with sub-irrigation – Marmanilo M.M., Kulshreshtha S.N., Madramootoo C.A. | 🗓️ 2021 | 📚 Canadian Water Resources Journal | 📑 Cited by: 9

 

Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tchamsé Aronda | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda, Université de Kara, Benin

Dr. Tchamsé Aronda is an economist, Assistant at the Department of Economic Sciences, University of Kara (UK), Togo. He is also a member of the UNCTAD Virtual Institute and an accredited expert for evaluating teaching practices via the “Teach” tool by the World Bank. His academic and professional contributions span various fields, including economic policy, structural transformation, and development. Dr. Aronda has vast experience in both academic and governmental sectors, actively contributing to the evaluation of educational practices and research at national and international levels. 📚🌍

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Education

Dr. Aronda holds a Doctorate in Economic Sciences, specializing in International Economics, from the University of Lomé (2019), with honors. He also completed a Master’s in Applied Economics from the University of Abomey-Calavi (2015), focusing on Applied Macroeconomics. Earlier, he earned a Master’s in Economic Sciences from the University of Kara (2012) and a Bachelor’s degree in the same field. His academic journey was enriched by multiple online certifications from UNCTAD Virtual Institute in economic analysis, structural transformation, and industrial policy. 🎓📖

Experience

Dr. Aronda has extensive experience in academia, serving as an Assistant at the University of Kara since 2024, where he contributes to teaching, guiding students’ academic work, and participating in defense juries. Previously, he worked as an assistant researcher during his PhD years (2015-2020) at both the University of Kara and Lomé. He has also been involved in the Ministry of Commerce and Private Sector Promotion (2015), where he assisted in planning and monitoring evaluations. His role as the head of the student registration office and other administrative duties at the university further showcase his leadership. 🏫💼

Awards and Honors

Dr. Aronda has received numerous recognitions for his academic and professional excellence. He was awarded the “Très Honorable” distinction for his doctoral thesis. Additionally, he has earned various certificates from the UNCTAD Virtual Institute, including those in structural transformation and economic analysis. His ability to successfully complete rigorous World Bank training on teaching practices and evaluation tools further solidifies his reputation. These awards underline his commitment to research, education, and fostering economic development. 🏆🎖️

Research Focus

Dr. Aronda’s research primarily focuses on structural transformation in developing economies, international trade, and the socio-economic effects of trade on labor markets and income inequality. He is keen on understanding the economic structures of developing countries, how trade policies impact growth, and the role of financial institutions in fostering development. His work also explores poverty, income inequality, and the microfinance sector’s contribution to economic transformation. He aims to bridge policy gaps and contribute to practical solutions for sustainable development. 📊🌱

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A Bayesian Approach to the Determinants of Structural Transformation in Sub‐Saharan Africa

Structural transformation in sub-Saharan Africa:A comparative analysis of sub-regions performances

Ernest Sogah | Economics | Best Researcher Award

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Ernest Sogah | Economics | Best Researcher Award

Mr Ernest Sogah, University of professional studies, Accra, Ghana

Mr. Sogah is an accomplished academic with expertise in finance, economics, and governance. His research contributions have significantly impacted these fields, making him a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With extensive teaching experience, he has dedicated himself to shaping the next generation of scholars while continuing to publish influential work. His research explores complex economic systems, governance structures, and financial markets, bringing valuable insights to both academia and practice. Mr. Sogah’s commitment to education and research highlights his value to the academic community. 📊📚💼🌍🎓

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EDUCATION

Mr. Sogah is pursuing two Doctor of Philosophy degrees, one in Finance from the University of South Africa and another in Accounting from the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA). He holds a Master of Philosophy in Finance from UPSA (2018-2020) and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the same institution (2015-2018). His educational journey includes completing the ACCA Part One in 2013, earning an Advanced Business Certificate from Prof and Prof College in 2011, and a General Business Certificate from A.R.S Technical Institute in 2009. 🎓📊💼📚🌍.

Work Experience

Mr. Sogah’s diverse work experience spans from teaching to finance. He started as a teacher at Maggie Resurrection Academy (2009-2010), followed by a role as a pump attendant at Sky Petroleum (2010-2011). He then worked at GEEM Micro Financial Services (2011-2013) as a marking officer, field officer, cashier, and returning officer. He taught Financial and Cost Accounting at Osbert Senior High School (2014-2018) and Kwabenya Community Senior High (2017). Currently, he is a lecturer at the University of Professional Studies, Accra, teaching finance courses and serving on academic panels. 🎓📊💼📚

Research Focus

E. Sogah’s research primarily focuses on economic and financial development, particularly in areas such as foreign direct investment, inflation, energy poverty, and governance in Africa. His studies also delve into the relationship between external debt, agriculture GDP, and economic growth in Ghana, using methods like the ARDL approach. Additionally, his work explores the role of financial development in capital flight, governance quality in a circular economy, and gender empowerment’s effect on poverty reduction. Sogah’s research contributes to understanding economic challenges in developing countries. 📊🌍💼💡

Publication Top Notes

Application of blockchain technology as a support tool in economic & financial development

Foreign direct investment, remittances, real exchange rate, imports, and economic growth in Ghana: An ARDL approach

Inflation and energy poverty: threshold effect of governance quality in Africa

Doing Business and capital flight: role of financial development

Circular economy and carbon emissions: Threshold effect of quality of governance

The relationship between external debt and agriculture GDP growth in Ghana: an ARDL cointegrating bound testing approach

Does monetary poverty reduction through gender empowerment work?

Conclusion

Mr. Sogah’s academic achievements, teaching experience, and research contributions in finance, economics, and governance make him a suitable candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His diverse and impactful research, combined with his dedication to education, highlights his value to the academic community.

Relwende Sawadogo | Economie Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo | Economie Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo, Université Joseph ki-ZERBO, Burkina Faso

Prof. Dr. Relwende Sawadogo is an accomplished scholar and educator in the field of economics, specializing in development economics and financial inclusion. With a background spanning prestigious institutions like Université d’Auvergne and University of Ouagadougou, Sawadogo has contributed extensively to academic literature, publishing numerous articles in esteemed journals. Their research focuses on diverse topics including financial development, income inequality, and the impact of natural resources on economic growth. As an educator, Sawadogo has taught a wide array of courses, demonstrating a passion for knowledge dissemination. 📚🌍 #Economics #Development #Education

 

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Education

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo has carved a distinguished path in the realm of economics 📚. Their educational journey began at the University of Ouagadougou, where they obtained a DEUG II in Economics and Management with honors. Subsequently, they pursued higher studies, earning a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree in Macroecnomics and Development Management from the same institution, both with commendable distinctions. Their academic odyssey culminated in a Doctorate in Development Economics from the University of Auvergne, France, cementing their expertise in the field. In 2013-2016, Sawadogo furthered their credentials with an Agrégation in Economics from CAMES, marking a pinnacle of academic achievement.

Professional Experience

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo’s professional journey reflects a diverse array of roles and responsibilities 🌟. From meticulously evaluating the strategic plans of institutions like the University of Ouagadougou to presiding over regulatory councils such as the ARCEP-Burkina, Sawadogo has showcased leadership and analytical prowess. Their contributions extend to academia, where they have not only taught a spectrum of economics courses at prestigious universities but also engaged in research and publication activities. Additionally, their involvement in crafting performance contracts and strategic plans underscores a commitment to enhancing organizational effectiveness and efficiency. Sawadogo’s multifaceted career embodies a dedication to academia, research, and institutional advancement. 📊🎓

 

Research Focus

Dr. Relwende Sawadogo’s research primarily focuses on economic development in sub-Saharan Africa 🌍. Through a series of scholarly articles published in reputable journals, Sawadogo delves into various aspects of development economics, including financial inclusion, income inequality, and the impact of natural resource rents. Their investigations span the realms of banking, insurance, investment, and public policy, offering valuable insights into the dynamics shaping economic growth and stability in the region. With a keen emphasis on empirical analysis and theoretical frameworks, Sawadogo’s research contributes significantly to understanding the complexities of economic development and informs policymakers and scholars alike. 📊🔍

 

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  1. “Do natural resources rents reduce income inequality?” by Sawadogo, R. & Ouoba, Y. (2024) 📄
    • Cited by: 0
    • Year of publication: 2024
  2. “Does financial development really spur industrialization in sub-Saharan African countries?” by Kinda, S.R. & Sawadogo, R. (2023) 📈
    • Cited by: 1
    • Year of publication: 2023
  3. “Access to the banking sector and employment in Africa” by Ouédraogo, R., Sawadogo, R., & Sawadogo, H. (2021) 💼
    • Cited by: 1
    • Year of publication: 2021
  4. “Financial inclusion, income inequality, and institutions in sub-Saharan Africa: Identifying cross-country inequality regimes” by Sawadogo, R. & Semedo, G. (2021) 💰
    • Cited by: 22
    • Year of publication: 2021
  5. “The relationship between insurance and banking sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does globalization matter?” by Sawadogo, R. (2021) 🏦
    • Cited by: 0
    • Year of publication: 2021
  6. “Private and public investment in sub-Saharan Africa: The role of instability risks” by Ouédraogo, R., Sawadogo, R., & Sawadogo, H. (2020) 💼
    • Cited by: 18
    • Year of publication: 2020
  7. “Impact of Public Investment on Private Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa: Crowding In or Crowding Out?” by Ouédraogo, R., Sawadogo, H., & Sawadogo, R. (2019) 📊
    • Cited by: 7
    • Year of publication: 2019
  8. “Insurance development and international trade in developing countries” by Sawadogo, R. (2019) 🌍
    • Cited by: 7
    • Year of publication: 2019
  9. “Life insurance development and economic growth: Evidence from developing countries” by Sawadogo, R., Guerineau, S., & Ouedraogo, I.M. (2018) 📈
    • Cited by: 12
    • Year of publication: 2018
  10. “Foreign direct investment and insurance in developing countries: Beyond the income effect” by Sawadogo, R., Guérineau, S., & Idrissa Ouedraogo, M. (2018) 📈