Karen Ellis

Head of Programme, Private Sector and Markets

Karen Ellis leads the Private Sector and Markets Programme at the Overseas Development Institute. Karen is a professional economist who has worked on growth, international economic policy and private sector issues throughout her career, with sixteen years experience in economic research and consultancy, and in Government, at DFID and HM Treasury.

Outputs

Low-carbon competitiveness in Cambodia

Publication - Research reports and studies - 29 September 2013

Karen Ellis, Jodie Keane, Alberto Lemma and Lonn Pichdara

A report on low-carbon competitiveness in Cambodia

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Low-carbon competitiveness in Kenya

Publication - Research reports and studies - 29 September 2013

Karen Ellis, Alberto Lemma, Stephen Mutimba, Rachel Wanyoike

A report on low-carbon competitiveness in Kenya

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Low-carbon competitiveness in Nepal

Publication - Research reports and studies - 29 September 2013

Karen Ellis, Alberto Lemma and Andrew Scott with Asish Subedi and Ratnakar Adhikari

A report on low-carbon competitiveness in Nepal

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Maximising the impact of youth entrepreneurship support in different contexts - consultation findings

Publication - Discussion papers - 9 September 2013

At ODI: Karen Ellis, Claudia Pompa

The report discusses the consultation findings of the study on how to maximise the impact of youth entrepreneurship support in different contexts.

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Bangui Bay Windmills, Philippines, Energy

Low carbon competitiveness - Nepal

Event - Workshop - 26 July 2013 09:00 - 13:30 (GMT+01 (BST))

As part of ODI's Private Sector and Markets programme's low carbon competitivesness project, the Nepal workshop aims to validate the research findings and stimulate discussion on the implementation of a low carbon development pathway in a forum that invites multi-stakeholder views and critical comments to facilitate feasible, meaningful and practical outputs, which can effectively inform policy and decision makers and help identify and prioritise key policy issues and pragmatic policy actions for green growth. The workshop is held in collaboration with South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment (SAWTEE).

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