Joana Naritomi

Associate Professor, International Development Department, LSE

Joana Naritomi is an Associate Professor at the London School of Economics, International Development Department. She is a Research Affiliate in BREAD, the CEPR Public Economics and Development Economics programmes, an Institute for Fiscal Studies Research Associate, an IGC Research Affiliate, and a CESifo Public Sector Economics Affiliate. She has a PhD from Harvard University and her main research interests are Public Economics, Development Economics and Political Economy.

Recent work by Joana Naritomi

Sanitation and property tax compliance: Analysing the social contract in Brazil

A household’s access to the urban sanitation network can have a significant impact on whether it pays its taxes

Public Economics

Evan Kresch Mark Walker Michael Best Francois Gerard Joana Naritomi

Published 12.01.24

Cash transfer programmes can stimulate the local economy: Evidence from Brazil

In addition to their impact on poverty, cash transfers can have positive spillovers to the local economy

Macroeconomics & Growth

Francois Gerard Joana Naritomi Joana Silva

Published 05.08.22

The value of job displacement insurance programmes in developing countries: Evidence from Brazil

Income support for laid-off formal workers can be beneficial even in countries with high informality, but how the benefits are disbursed matters

Social Protection

Francois Gerard Joana Naritomi

Published 22.02.21

Joana Naritomi

Recent work by Joana Naritomi

Sanitation and property tax compliance: Analysing the social contract in Brazil

Cash transfer programmes can stimulate the local economy: Evidence from Brazil

The value of job displacement insurance programmes in developing countries: Evidence from Brazil