Claire Boxho is a Research Officer at the Africa Gender Innovation Lab (GIL) of the World Bank — an action-oriented research lab identifying what works to promote women's economic opportunities in Africa. Her work spans impact evaluations of adolescent girls' empowerment programs, youth employment, agriculture, social norms, and gender-based violence. Before joining the Washington, DC team, Claire coordinated field operations in Mozambique, building deep expertise in household and agricultural surveys. Passionate about the intersection of research and impact, she bridges rigorous research and operational demands, generating evidence that informs World Bank teams and policymakers. Claire holds a master's degree from the Paris School of Economics and bachelor's degrees from Sciences Po and Sorbonne University.