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Charity Troyer Moore is Director for South Asia Economics Research at Yale University's MacMillan Center, where she provides strategic direction and oversight of research, policy, and capacity-building engagements in India, and other countries in South Asia for Inclusion Economics at Yale University. Charity's research examines public service delivery and governance in the bureaucracy; the drivers and potential solutions to India’s low female labour force participation, with a focus on the ways in which current policy initiatives can put women on better footing as economic agents; land rights; and social protection programmes – notably public works and cash transfer programmes. Prior to her current position at Yale, she held multiple roles at Harvard Kennedy School's Evidence for Policy Design, most recently as India Research Director, where she co-founded EPoD India at IFMR. Charity holds a Masters in Economics and Ph.D. in Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics from The Ohio State University.
Posts by Charity Troyer Moore
Improving public service delivery by fixing payment systems
Fixing how funds flow through the government systems grabs far fewer headlines than malnutrition, problems in the education sector, or crumbling infrastructure. In this post, Charity Troyer Moore cont...
- Charity Troyer Moore
- 28 January, 2022
- Perspectives
Empowering women through direct digital wage payments
India’s rate of female labour force participation dropped from 37% in 1990 to 28% in 2015. Can greater control over earned income incentivise women to work and influence gender norms? This article d...
- Erica Field Charity Troyer Moore Rohini Pande Natalia Rigol Simone Schaner
- 29 November, 2019
- Articles
Moving in or dropping out? India's female migrants and urban labour force integration
One important, yet understudied, constraint to female labour force participation is women’s inability to successfully migrate to where the jobs are – cities.
- Charity Troyer Moore Rohini Pande Soledad Prillaman
- 31 August, 2017
- IGC Research on India
Asking the right question to get the right policy
There is consensus in the development community on the importance of bridging the gap between researchers and practitioners; however, misaligned incentives underlie this gap. In this article, Pande, M...
- Eric Dodge Charity Troyer Moore Rohini Pande
- 04 April, 2016
- Perspectives
Smart data: Can visualised administrative data help inform and hold public stakeholders accountable?
The project examined how interactive data visualisations can be used to present administrative data in a way that is easily digestible, lends itself to exploration and provides a clear link to require...
- Eric Dodge Charity Troyer Moore Rohini Pande
- 31 March, 2016
- IGC Research on India