Marta Dormal

Marta Dormal

PhD Student in Education
Stone PhD Scholar in Inequality and Wealth Concentration
Dormal

Marta Dormal is an Applied Economist with training in Human Development and Psychology. She is currently a PhD Student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Marta’s research focuses on Early Childhood Development (ECD) issues in low- and middle- income countries, in particular on measuring and improving the quality of ECD programs. Her research uses mostly econometric and psychometric methods. Before joining Harvard, Marta was a researcher on ECD at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington D.C. In that capacity, she provided technical assistance to governments in Latin America on the design, implementation, and impact evaluation of their ECD interventions. She also conducted impact evaluations with J-PAL/IPA in Uganda and worked as an Economist for the Ministry of Finance of Djibouti through the UK Department for International Development (ODI Fellowship Scheme). She holds a master’s in Economics from the University of Oxford, United Kingdom, and an Ed.M in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University.

Ph.D. department