I was exposed to modern research and policy analysis techniques which formed a strong foundation of my research and evaluation capabilities.

Can you tell us about your career path and current role?When I graduated, I joined the Anti-Corruption Bureau as a Senior Economist. A year later, I was promoted to Principal Economist. After another two years, I was promoted to head the Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation division as the Chief Economist. Largely, I'm responsible for coordinating policy, planning and research, directing my team, managing the budget for the division and providing guidance for the implementation of new programmes