The PEP-Laval Intensive Graduate School in Development Economics provides flexible, advanced and accelerated training in the understanding and promotion of economic development. The program offers three separate courses. 1. Development Policy Modeling - June 2 - June 6, 2014 2. Dynamics Impacts...

This particular course will train participants in constructing (CGE) models of their national economy, and conducting simulations in order to forecast the impact of macroeconomic shocks and/or policies on an economy’s multiple agents, sectors and the various dimensions of poverty and welfare...

PEP General Meetings are international events that gather hundreds of participants – development economist, researchers and practitioners - from around the world, joining to both learn and share knowledge on the most recent methodologies, concepts and findings in poverty and economic policy...

Three six-day courses will provide flexible, advanced and accelerated training in Development Policy Modelling, Poverty Measurement and Analysis and Statistical Monitoring of Development.

Training Workshops (June 12-14) - PEP Standard Macro-Micro Model - Introduction to Impact Evaluations - Distributive Analysis Stata Package Policy Conference (June 15) 8th PEP General Meeting (June 16-18) - Presentations of final reports and shortlisted proposals - Individual meetings between...