Devyani is a post doctoral fellow working on climate and energy policy. Her research focuses on the intersection of household energy access, climate change, forest sustainability, and payments for ecosystem services. Devyani is passionate about working on science-policy issues and seeing an impact on local communities worldwide.
Experience
2012–present
PhD Candidate, University of British Columbia
2019–present
Postdoctoral fellow, Harrisburg University of Science & Technology
2012–present
Research Assistant, University of British Columbia
2017–2018
Sessional Lecturer, University of British Columbia
2015–2015
Research Scholar, IIASA
2010–2012
Research Assistant, Ohio State University
2008–2010
Senior Financial Analyst, AWI Wireless, NY
2007–2008
Senior Financial Analyst, Whirlpool Corporation
2006–2006
Senior Financial Analyst, Best Buy HQ, MN
Education
2018
University of British Columbia, PhD, Forest Resource Management
2012
Ohio State University, MSc Environmental Science
2007
University of Iowa, MBA, Finance
Publications
2018
Resource Collection Polygons: A spatial analysis of woodfuel collection patterns, Energy for Sustainable Development
2017
Environmental payoffs of LPG cooking in India, Environment Research Letters
2013
What is needed to make markets for forest ecosystem services a reality?, Forests & Globalization (chapter 14)