Nathaniel Martin
Functional Title:
Associate Economic Affairs Officer
Institution:
ESCWA - Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
Email Address:
nathaniel.martin@un.org
Phone Number:
+961 76 631 844
Bio
Nathaniel Martin is an Associate Economic Affairs Officer in the Shared Economic Prosperity Cluster at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia. His research focuses on debt and fiscal policy in the Arab Region. He assisted with developing the Social Expenditure Monitor tool and contributed to the report on Social Expenditure Monitor for Arab States, jointly produced by ESCWA, UNDP, and UNICEF. Nathaniel has previous experience as an Associate Economist at Moody's Analytics, focusing on econometric forecasting. Nathaniel holds a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Economics from Cornell University. His technical skills include Python, R, SQL, and Stata proficiency, and he speaks English and French.
Nathaniel Martin is an Associate Economic Affairs Officer in the Shared Economic Prosperity Cluster at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia. His research focuses on debt and fiscal policy in the Arab Region. He assisted with developing the Social Expenditure Monitor tool and contributed to the report on Social Expenditure Monitor for Arab States, jointly produced by ESCWA, UNDP, and UNICEF. Nathaniel has previous experience as an Associate Economist at Moody's Analytics, focusing on econometric forecasting. Nathaniel holds a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Economics from Cornell University. His technical skills include Python, R, SQL, and Stata proficiency, and he speaks English and French.
Economic
Years of experience 1-3 Years
SDGs Expertise:
Countries of Expertise:
- Data analysis
- Programming
- Project management
| Degree Title | University | Graduation Date |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's of Arts in Mathematics and Economics | Cornell University | 2018-05-31 |
| Title | URL | Author/Co-Author |
|---|---|---|
| Social Expenditure Monitor for Arab States: Toward making budgets more equitable, efficient and effective to achieve the SDGs | https://www.unescwa.org/publications/social-expenditure-monitor-budgets-sdgs | Co-Author |
