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Yosumin Qurbonbekova is a Research and Teaching Associate at the University of Central Asia’s Institute of Public Policy and Administration and School of Arts and Sciences. Her research interest are on youth-led small and medium enterprises, household coping strategies, and the intersection of climate and health economics. So far, she has taught a range of undergraduate courses at UCA, including Impact Evaluation, Economies in Central Asia, and more. Before joining UCA, she worked as a data analyst and methodologist with an international consulting firm and international organizations. Yosumin holds a BA in Global Economics from the University of Central Asia and a Master of Public Policy from Brown University.
