Researcher Database

UEMATSU Hiroki

Department / Course College of International Relations Department of International Relations

Title / Position Associate Professor

Papers
1.	2021/02	Bridging the Gap Between Data and Policies in Remote Rural Municipalities in Nepal │ World Bank Poverty and Equity Notes │ (Co-authored)
2.	2020/10	Serving the Underserved : Providing Relief to the Displaced Workers in Nepal During the COVID-19 Crisis │ World Bank COVID-19 Policy Response Notes │ (Co-authored)
3.	2020/07	Comparing Approaches to Project COVID-19 Effects on Poverty │ World Bank Poverty and Equity Notes │ (Co-authored)
4.	2020/06	Beyond Raising Awareness : Promoting Handwashing in Nepal Amid COVID 19 Crisis │ World Bank COVID-19 Policy Response Notes │ (Co-authored)
5.	2018/01	A New Profile of the Global Poor │ World Development │ 101,pp.250-267 (Co-authored)
6.	2017/01	Costing Household Surveys for Monitoring Progress Toward Ending Extreme Poverty and Boosting Shared Prosperity. │ World Bank Policy Research Working Paper │ (Co-authored)
7.	2016/10	Who Are the Poor in the Developing World? │ (Co-authored)
8.	2016/09	Trends and Drivers of Poverty Reduction in Nepal: A Historical Perspective │ World Bank Policy Research Working Paper │ (Co-authored)
9.	2016/03	Robustness of Shared Prosperity Estimates : How Different Methodological Choices Matter │ World Bank Policy Research Working Paper │ (Co-authored)
10.	2015/04	Data Deprivation: Another Deprivation to End │ World Bank Policy Research Working Paper │ (Co-authored)
11.	2014/05	Ending Extreme Poverty and Promoting Shared Prosperity Could There Be Trade-o!s Between These Two Goals? │ Inequality in Focus │ (Co-authored)
12.	2014/01	Is Extreme Poverty Going to End ? An Analytical Framework to Evaluate Progress in Ending Extreme Poverty. │ World Bank Policy Research Working Paper │ (Co-authored)
13.	2013/10	The state of the poor: where are the poor, where is extreme poverty harder to end, and what is the current profile of the world's poor │ (Co-authored)
14.	2013/07	The impact of natural amenity on farmland values: A quantile regression approach │ Land Use Policy │ (Co-authored)
15.	2012/11	Precautionary wealth and income uncertainty: a household-level analysis │ Journal of Applied Economics │ (Co-authored)
16.	2012/06	Organic Farmers or Conventional Farmers: Where's the Money? │ Ecological Economics │ (Co-authored)
17.	2012/01	An alternative method to estimate income variance in cross-sectional data │ Applied Economics Letters │ (Co-authored)
18.	2012/01	Measuring precautionary wealth using cross-sectional data: the case of farm households │ Review of Economics of the Household │ (Co-authored)
19.	2011/05	The influence of GM crop adoption on the profitability of farms operated by young and beginning farmers │ (Co-authored)
20.	2011/04	Use of Direct Marketing Strategies by Farmers and Their Impact on Farm Business Income │ Agricultural and Resource Economics Review │ (Co-authored)