Joe Amick serves as the Technical Director at Social Impact, where he leverages his expertise as a political economist to drive impactful research and evaluation projects in the international development sector. With a strong foundation in research methods and statistical analysis, Joe is adept at...
Joe Amick serves as the Technical Director at Social Impact, where he leverages his expertise as a political economist to drive impactful research and evaluation projects in the international development sector. With a strong foundation in research methods and statistical analysis, Joe is adept at employing Bayesian statistics and administrative data analysis to inform policy decisions and enhance program effectiveness. His current work focuses on evaluating the efficacy of various international development initiatives, utilizing rigorous survey sampling and design techniques to ensure robust and reliable findings.
In his role, Joe leads key projects that aim to address pressing global challenges, such as corruption, clientelism, and public service provision. His ongoing personal research delves into the dynamics of cash transfers and their implications for social equity, further enriching his contributions to the field. Joe's extensive fieldwork experience across diverse countries, including Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Uganda, and Ghana, equips him with a nuanced understanding of the complexities inherent in different cultural and political contexts.
As part of the Evaluation, Research, and Analytics Division, Joe collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to develop innovative solutions that enhance program management and policy analysis. His skills in grant writing and program evaluation are instrumental in securing funding and ensuring that projects meet their intended outcomes. Through his work, Joe Amick exemplifies a commitment to leveraging data-driven insights to foster sustainable development and improve the lives of marginalized communities worldwide.
