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G²LM|LIC Mentoring Programme

We are pleased to announce the launch of a mentoring programme for young researchers from low-income countries doing research in applied microeconomics. Mentees will have a unique opportunity to work with esteemed G²LM|LIC network mentors for guidance through a one-to-one mentorship to prepare a high-quality, publishable manuscript for a peer-reviewed journal. Please check the details here. We hope many will join us in an effort to increase diversity in research!

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