Mustapha Wasseja, PhD
Economist & Data Scientist
Consultant · World Bank Group
Development Economics & Global Financing Facility
International Consultant · UNECA
Economic modelling for health financing
Economist & Data Scientist
Consultant · World Bank Group
Development Economics & Global Financing Facility
International Consultant · UNECA
Economic modelling for health financing
I combine macroeconomic modelling, applied econometrics and open-source software to turn complex data into evidence for policy. My work connects economic growth, climate risk, fiscal policy and health systems.
My consultancy spans Development Economics and the Global Financing Facility. I work on long-term growth, climate risk and labour productivity, fiscal and regulatory analysis, and GFF’s FASTR health-service disruption models and facility-survey validation.
I support the Macroeconomics, Finance, Governance and Planning Division on health-financing and economy-wide modelling, focusing on Sierra Leone and Togo.
PhD in Economics · Heriot-Watt University
MSc in Economics · University of Leeds
BSc in Economics and Statistics · Chuka University
Earlier work spans climate and land use in Colombia, quantitative research at Black Thrive Global, and automated property valuation. I have taught macroeconomics, microeconomics and statistical methods.
Recent work on energy transitions, monetary policy and economic networks.
APPLIED ENERGY · 2025
FiT for purpose? Investigating the effects of feed-in-tariffs on renewable energy penetration in Europe.
CAMBRIDGE WORKING PAPER · 2024
Network Structures and Heterogeneity in Policy Preferences at the FOMC. With Arnab Bhattacharjee and Sean Holly.