Aidan Coville

Senior Economist, Infrastructure and Climate Change Research Program Manager, Development Impact Evaluation (DIME), The World Bank

Aidan manages DIME’s unit on Infrastructure and Climate Change. After completing his MSc in Statistics at University College London and MSc in Economics for Development at the University of Oxford, he joined DIME in South Africa, exploring the effects of a large-scale slum upgrading project implemented across the country. He’s a Senior Economist focusing on identifying sustainable, equitable and efficient ways to expand water, sanitation, electricity and broadband services with the aim of reducing poverty and spurring climate-compatible economic growth.

Recent work by Aidan Coville

Evaluating the impact of the Targeting the Ultra Poor programme in Afghanistan

Two years after receiving a ‘big push’, women in some of the country’s poorest households perform better across many dimensions, including equality

Methods & Measurement

Guadalupe Bedoya Aidan Coville Johannes Haushofer Mohammad Isaqzadeh Jeremy Shapiro

Published 25.05.22
Pipe dreams: Enforcing payment for water and sanitation services in Kenya

How can policymakers solve the problem of non-payment of utility bills while still maintaining access to water and sanitation services?

Infrastructure

Paul Gertler Aidan Coville Sebastian Galiani Susumu Yoshida

Published 05.08.20

Aidan Coville

Recent work by Aidan Coville

Evaluating the impact of the Targeting the Ultra Poor programme in Afghanistan

Pipe dreams: Enforcing payment for water and sanitation services in Kenya