I joined the school as a research fellow in health economics in 2021, after 2 years as a teaching fellow in the department of Health Policy at the LSE. Prior to that, my previous role as a Research Associate with King’s College London, focused on the economic evaluation of interventions in both physical and mental health. My past work experience includes a researcher role at the Ministry of Health in Botswana on projects evaluating the health financing system and assessing national health accounts. I also worked at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as a Project Associate responsible for monitoring and evaluation of programs in Botswana. I work on the cost-effectiveness of interventions -within randomised controlled trials and apply decision modelling techniques. My interest extends to adapting and applying health economics methods in low- and middle-income countries, and to support this, I published a book chapter, assessing Economic evaluations in global mental health.