Dr Prachi Singh is an applied micro economist working in the field of environmental, health and development economics. Her research focuses on key environmental and sustainability issues in the global south, which includes analysing the effect of air pollution enhancing events like crop burning and forest fires on human health in India, transition to cleaner cooking fuels in India, and policy evaluation of information campaigns on arsenic contamination in Bangladesh. Before joining the University of Aberdeen, Prachi was a High Meadows Post-doctoral Economics Fellow at Environmental Defense Fund (NY). She completed her PhD in Quantitative Economics from Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi, and her M.A. and B.A. in Economics from Delhi University.