Miss Manon Haemmerli
MSc
Research Fellow
After completing an MSc in Physics at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) in Lausanne, Switzerland, I obtained an MSc in Public Health at LSHTM. As part of the Heath Economics stream, I conducted my thesis in The Gambia to evaluate the cost of treating neonatal sepsis cases in the public sector.
Centres
Research
I am a Research Fellow in Health Economics within the Maternal healthcare markets Evaluation Team (MET) at LSHTM. I am currently working on two research projects: one is the Case Studies of three social franchises models in India and Uganda, which aim to improve access to and quality of maternal health services via private sector facilities. I am working on the quantitative aspect of the research, including three household surveys aimed primarily at looking at the socio-economic profil of social franchise users.
I also recently joined the ENHANCE project, which is joint between LSHTM, the University of New South Wales in Australia and the University of Indonesia, aimed at studying the health financing system in Indonesia. Using household survey data, I am working on quantitative techniques of financing and benefit incidence analysis to evaluate the equity impact of recent UHC equity-reforms in Indonesia.
